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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-03

the county Of, in the State of----, pc
sonally appeared this day., whose nauie
is subscribed to the foregoing power Of at
iorney, and acknowledged the same to b,
his act and deed.
Witness my hand this day Of -,
IN the year.
(Signed.1
L., Clerk ofthe Court Of the County
of -, in the State Of, do hereby Ger.
tify, that ----, before whom the foregoing
power of attorney was acknowledged, is a
Justice of the Pence.
In testimony whereof have here
~ unto set my hand, and affixed the
l"'''I seal ofthe said court, lhis--.-day
Of, in :he year
Form ofafdavit 10 be taken By attorneys
Before me, ~ Justice OF the Peace
in the county of in the of per
sonaly appeared this day, the attorney
named in the foregoing power OF attorney,
and made oath that the same was not gwen
to him by reason ofany transfer, or of any
attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal
process whatever,ofth pay therein author
lied TO be received, but tina, the said pay is
intended to enure wholly to the personal
benefit of the person by whom the said pow
er was executed.
Witness my hand, this day of in
the year
Before me, There insert either a JUS
tice of the Peace or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oalbs, in the
County of in the State OF person,
ally appeared, this day, and of
the said county, who did, severally, make
oath, that by whom the foreg going dc.
claration was subscribed, is generally re-
puted and believed TO have been an Officer
in the Army Of the Revolution, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness ny hand, this day Of in
the year
[Signedl
l, Clerk of the Court Of the County
Of in the State Of do hereby certify,
that before whom the foregoing afiida
Wits were sworn, was, at the time, lhere in.
sert either Justice of the Peace or other
magistrate, duly empowered TO administer
oaths, aud duly empowered to administe r
oaths.
In testimony whereof, have here.
r, -, unto set my hand, and affixed the
- seal ofibe said Count, this day
OF 10 the year
lSignedl
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Enrm nfn Perer Of .7iiorneY.

Form ofd POrer Of .7ttornsy.
Know all men by these presents, thai ],
of, in the county Of -. in the
State Of. DO hereby constitute and sp-
9oint -, my true and lawful attorney,
.iih q power Of fsubstitnlion, for me, and IN
nv name, 10 receive from the United States
,he anoun, Of pay now due to me, under the
,et for the rehcf OF cert 1iu surviving officers
and soldiers OF the Revolsuun. approved
18th NAV. lS2i, a. - 10 The - regI'
,gn, OF The - line ofthe army ofthe Re.
yuluilOn.
Witness my hand and sea- this - day
-, Ia the wear -
rled onG delitred in The
.ressnee H. =.
lSigisdl Is.
Before mes Justice 0fsbe Peace an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14
Brunswick Springs.

'sTHE Examina ton of ne na;c and r,,a,
y students Of ;ns Brunsw rt a. < 4. ,;.,rv ,y,s
held on tho 2i aud Sj inss o.. Inch cayq ,;,c ,r,,
ladies and Gentlemen committed the ca re nd irst,mr
ton Of MI and Mrs. Bohbit, dining the la :, session cr
ex'nrd o" the various studies i'll which they been
The first Class, composed of Agues Bennett Morv
Reading. s 4
The second Crcs consisting Of c following n,ep,h.
Rebecca fetes, Fraucrs Wesson. Aa,2 are Bow a. MAJ
p'"|ii' and Mary Dagger, examined Speliic,,
Heading. Grammar and Geography.
The third Class, Jane Dupger, tcauccs Eifklnnd am
Lucy Jane Rawlings on Reading. Geography and Gram
Fourth Glass, Reberca PectI,s. M,rv r-v.ir. d.
Brown, Sant''y Nua, Susan Sims, Susan n .chol.on
Agnes Lewis, AID nIorris VI, Reading aud Ps,e;,
Rhetoric. "
Fii,h Glass Elizabeth Iasl,ley Martha Ann Nicholson.
ann l. Bonner On Ancient Geography, heading md PAS
ing fney these young Ladies, together with Helen +
e'"'"e' and Margaret J. biacku"ii examined as
On the History Of England.
Sixth Class, Ann i. Bonner 5lar,ha A. Tichclsa.,
Sdnih'y i}"h and Elizabeth L1s.y, Elements r.:
Natural Philosophy and Astrcuory-t Aese vcnug lad,
with Miss agnes ieWi>, kIythoogl: hut Miss Huff =
member oil Tins Class, was examined ihe Latter
study.
Seventh Class, Martha AVN Nicholson. Susan Sim.
Agnes Lewis Rehecca PEBBLES, aud Nicholson or
Arithmetic Several OF the 1bove young ladies were
examined on Chronology, aud Miss Martha Ann Nich.l-
! son. On Chemistry and Rhetoric.
Eighth Class, Miss Helen r. Claiborne and NIorgarc:
!. Backnail on Latin far the 18Th Charter il,
Srcct;s Feie'i. and or Moral Fhio.pphy
The result Of the Examination was surh rs IN r;,
5h"e satisfaction 10 Parents, Guardans, and Friends,
VINO attended t!e occasion, and excite in cyev sr.c
aIo? tie deepest feeling of iucresi admslon Fhc
iHpHy ELL cts arising from ;hc best discipline and r.,
most regular ana ardent application at ca ch rcmov, j.;
The progress "f Ii" examination, witnessed win
delight ty all present. Who fe tie slightest interest IN
! Female EGu~ciioD.
The examination was So conducted as to sf.,rd t>a
ihIFFS and most u"crrirg of the success
Of the mode Of instruction atopca t.y n> eyhbi,ir.
AZ one and The same Tine tie ability of lhr Teacher
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FoR THE CoNsT,su;Icxsf. yYuic.
A REPuRLICAN-En- <

Eevism Of Ike Virginia Jocheoa .7Gd,.c,s.
Every advantage winch can be gained ~ the ,nflu-
opce Of Mr.. Adams name, TIC jackson Committee
have eagerly seized Upun aod, Mist they rely urop
The name of Mr. Adams, high authority, they seem
not 10 he sensible nf the distinguished compliment
which they are compelled Fav h,m, at the same time
Ibey tell the american Feople, W place, tia, Mr.
Adams Is 10 Statesman and has Qualifications for
President whilst thfy say, ainott tire next PARA
graph, that Mr.. Adams defence places Gen Jackson
'on hCnors highest pinnacon n A1r. Adams has pIac
cd The General upon houor- highest rtac e - il must
he, berause Of the beauty and Of siyle by h,c
ne was defended; and ask, how man, who is no
Statesman, and unfit manage the affairs of this gov
eminent, can, by his writings, place another con hon.
ore highest pinnacle,n The very compliment which
me COMMITTEE are (D2ed to bestow, places Mr. Adams
himself upon pinnacle Of honor, high as the Com.
'niee can carry bin, and tho advantage which they
labor 10 give Gen. jackson from Mr.. Adams defence
IS Frustrated by Tie very means which they obliged
20 use in their eJrs. Nod here, let il be remember
O., !s defeace Q. Gc2. T3ckscn U-.c 4 o7t iu7os-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14
E0tetoGrt Land for Sale.

ENHE subscribe offers fer sale the of land r
II which b" resides containing 73l acres, 500 of hic,
are valley land; about 200 acres of whiC cicarcd
mo IN cuiiivaton; of the portion wood, abo,,l
wv acres are tobacco land of the very BET: quality,
ne ming ISL acres adjoining ninuu,a H.
WIN an abundant supply ct timber for building, ni
fH'i'S. ihe land is admirably AIDE '.d The pruiUc-
'n {" cnrn wheat oats, tnbaccC, rrI,p Glove.
ana =, inferior To no ct high lama ~ iie State
VIII shcw Tire land and make kuryn t' 81; ,rs 4, o,
prison disposed /" purchase. TilOS. GOODE.
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TOuETu OF lilly.

IL The citizens Of Richmond, disposed to celebrate
the Fourth Of July in the good old way, by an Ora
ton and cheap General Dinner, requested to meet
at the Capitol at o'clock this evening" to choose
an Orator and Committee Of Arrangements
SUNDRY CITIZENS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14

u Tho Petersburg Inelligeucer, long conducted
with Independence and ability by Messrs YaDcey g.
Burton, has passed into the bands Of Dr. Richard
Field, and T. H. Wilson, Esq 1t continues its cup
port Of the present Administration, and without losing
any of IFS dignity, will trust, e4!ib az increase
oF animation - tho gocI z1se.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14

DIED, at Port Mahor, island &c Miuorca in the Me
terhnchn sea- the I'd OF hpr last, Of pulmonary dis
ease, JOHN ROwIE TGNEERTA r, Pusrr uC the United
States hiSatG Constitution; leaving wife two small
children to drploc the loss HAT has hciacn them. lie
was beloved by his friends highly csiccfr,cd m
his rumcrous circle of acguaintauces.
Departed this life Tuesday last the 10Th inst IL the
%Jth year Of his agc THOMAS WILLIAMS, r, nHtipc
ireland, but for many years resident of CITY, rrcn-
ed and beloved by all vino knew him for all the virtues
WhlCh chaIacleriZe tic irmlv nL MN
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u The jackson Presses particularly the one in this
city, are iaborIng hord, to embroil,Gep Scott with the
hdmiuistraOunot that jhey for him, (for had be
been appointed, they would have assaed him too but
that they willing to whnevar offers, to the pre-
judce Of the Administration. Some people are no
doubt, much provoked at his no! beng appointed Mai
General who if he had been appointed, ready TO
say that he received it, not much from his de
as from his known cUmy to the Hero. Gen. Scott is
too wise TO mistake Mr. Adams enemies, for his
friends.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14

zee I9"Ttj-iAe C"s't o pea is al or,nel Oh yp.-
Court on Friday and odjouus to-day OF tomorrow II;
paraiytic ndspo6t'on si continues, and mis- physicians
nave ad's' man 10 "ynlN amy The min
for the prcscni.-Y'he Chauseior has anno,n,a -
that ne Mill actively his official duties j.. NC
her. The General Court is meet ON Nou,.v ,s,',
The FEEDER al Court will adjourn few d,v. i ~,
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hta meeting Of The citizens o! Louis. COUNTY NJ the
tonTonfe, on Monday, he 9ih day of June 1888 f,r
TIC purpose OF taking INTO consider alton the propre,v
OF dePutIng Delegates to attend the Convention
sed to he held at Charlottesville, Tie 14 day OF july
next to Gcvse means for promoting the Internal I'm
PT"verent OF The State Of Virginia: tIoratia q y ms
tor" was called to lie chair. and John Hunter, appoint
ed Secretary.
Whercupon il was Resolved in The opinion of The
meeting, that it is eXpeIieut that the people OF this
county should DC REPRESENTED at tie Convention popo
sod TO be held Char lottcsvrl!e and that David Wal
son, William Hagand, Frederick H. Harris, Horaiio
o. Winston, Jas w. Pendleton, James Niche Rich.
nnTd Terrell William Ncson, ir. Thomas Johnston,
Join Graves Charles D"bney, jr. and Wm. Waddy,
De appointed d's'r Delegates for that purpose
Il was farther Resolved, that the proceedings OF this
meeting be. published in the Richmond ENQUIRER. and
Constitutional Wing.
fl. G. WINSTON, Chairman.
JouN EiUSTER Secretary.
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letter which we have received from source to
be ice on states that the of the bdriinistr ion
rs rapidly gaming ground in Washington ana hilrgha-
ny counties, in Maryland, and that the CRY In every
farmer mouth is "Adams ana Internal Improvement ;,
Nm .Euur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14

MARRIED, Thursday evening last by the Rov
thiin Courtney, n'r. CHARLrs Ii. PovTLI Of this civ
to Hiss SARAH GAxrER, foripcrIv of Cpnncclicr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14
ON THURSDAY NEXT

VIRGINIA GEATG EcEIElv.
tnr the hcuc6t Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
FIfTEENITT CLASS
70 be 6r0tru NJ HictmoHd M TlDydoy e ION Of Inn
1928.
- Number Lom",y--8 Drawn Ballots.
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DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.
LNaOM the PHILADELPHIA Monihy Journal o Medicine and

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANoE.
UyaOM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal of Medicine and
II Surgery. edited by n. r. Smith, NJ D. Professor of Sur
gerry in The University Of Maryland Chamber medicine for
the relief Of drunards has been used with Louis
vile, the Of several negroes completely reformed
them Of their vioe.n
The following om circular ned by John Rogers, John
Kmha aud Frecse Dearborn, Esqr. SeIectmen Of Exeter
We would suggest the propey Of making app iopraton
from the lcence for the purchase of Chimbes Medicine
We have placed quantity OF this article the hands Of
Physicians, who administer free Of expense all who will
take it, and happy to have in oni power to state, that
than twenty Of most confirmed dankards have taken
and those who have completed their course, have been cured
by IT, and restored their friends aud 10 usefulness society"
In where hls becn tried in Portsmouth anil it,
vicinity (om 30 40 has me- been known TO fail Of effect
ing cue.
Its prepared only by DR.. James II. Hart and Mr. A. NJ.
Fanng Dr. Chambers, their office in Rutgers
Medical College, and al the Medicinal Store OF Dr. Hart,
Of broadway and Chamber street, NewNork The med
icne il put up letter packages, sufficient Tor individual
cise, with d ions and be sent by mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, FIVE dollars, an postage
,si will Immediate attention Those who unable
10 p,y personal application OF the individual al oec
the medicine will lie almindered e'ais.
eau r1ON.-In consequence Of the great celebrity which
Dr.. Chamber medune hi, acquired there aud doubtless
Will he pu limitations Of ir valuable remedy. Tho
public informed h the directions accompanying the gen.
rncdci, signed by james II. HAT, NJ d. aud A. W.
Fannas. For sale by Smith Parmcnier. May %
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

AyHE Medicine offered TO the Public, Is which
~ has been fully subjected to the nalble test of expe
rence and in every instance where has been fairly tried,
1t has been attended with tho most complete In
Of the cnscs the patients had been aborng under the
disease for years, and during that period had received the
hest medical advice and had undergone painful
gcal operation, without permanent advantage u Il not
(ke those usually adversed) offered AS certain cure for
long catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with this
pain fox which alone IL is recommended, may rely with
confidence upon obtaining relief in lis worst forms, in
short time and they themselves the best judges of the
importance of such remedy Price 80 cents per box, with
directions signed by the proprietor. Prepared and sold nj
HENRY CORNISHS Drug and Chemical Store, Phadel-
pla. Also, new supply just received, for sale by
Dr. g. II. TiLLfNGHAST.
No. = South Main street. sign Of the Golden Mortar, Provi
dence, X. I. 6mSew. April ).
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FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTlONS, AND ASTIIMAT
= 10 CONPL ANTS.

FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMPTloNs, AND AsrHMAT-
IC COMPLAINTS.
nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonc Detergent. Also,
81 Rogers Anti Bilious Aperen Pulmonary Pills. The
above articles are well known, and their qualities just
y appreciated by the public hat tits supeuous Ia publish
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor lis
ceved from those who have been cured by them The fol-
lowing however having been lately received, alone insert
ed
DIR. GEORGE RoaERs, Nep- York, Jan. 4, 1923.
Dear Sr-You must recollCc the circumstance Of the in
disposition of my little son, abourng under serious Pul
monary Affection whom you prescribed for few times by
the solicitation Of his mother your Office, In the course OF
the past. is fic that he appeared t. be ire
cOcerabiy gone from us, but by strict attention your pre-
scrptoDs, and the of your valuable compound Pulno
mic Detergent, for few weeks, he Is now perfectly healthy
and rshy. therefore feel duty 10 express my graft
tde you under the blessing of Providence for the esto
ton Of my sons health. IL does appear TO that Vege-
table medicine like yours safe and ecacios, requires
only 10 be known to be universally approved of and rs
friend the family Of and for this You at
liberty and requested to give publicity IA the above
marks, from your obliged friend, although no personal
qiiainiance with you. RICHARD GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines prepared with the
by DR.. Rogers al his Dpensi,ory, and for sale
by Timothy Kellogg wholesale and retail, No g. Merchants
Exchange General Agent for the proprietor where all
ders from any part Of the United States viii he promptly
ecuted.
For sale In Providence by JoHN H. MASON & Co. No.
27, Broad 81. and DUrY GREENE, High street.
Maya y lawwf
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To GARDENERS AND AeRIouLTURALIsrs

VNHE ,ub,crer repeatedly informs the public, that he has
succeeded hi- late father Jacob srdenhurgh seeds
man aud hopes receive The orders OF the patrons of his late
pnen lie has hand very extensive variety of gar
den an culinary seeds u the be quality, s Of which he will
wsrre To he and Of the las, growth A. hi, father
Tor try the only scotsman 10 Providence, and dur
g ha period enioyed very extensive onagehk
and '2n tcnhenily hopes thai hsi patronage Will he
Tered IN hn. Ills stand the Old market, a, No. 10
APril2 EouN G. HARDENBuRGH.
az Z
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PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1925
PROPOSALS.

UyOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
II Of the Creek Revolution, from its commencement To
January, 1918, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, NJ. ID. Surgeon
In the Greek service.
TrRMs.-it viii be published In octave volume, Of
about four hund ed pages neatly printed good paper.
Price 10 subscribers, 81 so.
Subscriptions for the work. will be received by Thomas
A. Webb, NJ d. Martin Robinson, A. s. Beckvth, Brew
Wilcox, Hutchens Cory, Providence-J. M'Intre,
Pawcke and by the principal booksellers throughout the
United States. Il march IL
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A NEW ARTICLE.

TUsr received nv STEPHEN G. sMITTI-20o yards
e. inen chb, covered with Gum Elastic very superior
article E,r water proof Dresses.
NAV
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YEGYIN0S HIoNIws
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QULNCY.AD.AJMS.

Whom WASHINGTON in 1871, considered the valua-
bile public character had abroad n
Whom JEFFERSON, in l735, esteemed highly that he
said to Nj. ERRY"I your Country their
prospects in this young mani"
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Treaty for
Peace;
Whom MONROE with the advice Of eneral Jackson placed
first in his Cabinet; .f
Whom THE PEOPLE, 1894 elevated to the highest station
in the world;
Whose Administration, though ssaed from the beginning by
Opposition unexamped for lis bitterness and proagscy
has been sngularly prosperous;
And who in less than four years. besides desy ing the
penes Of governments e,t and esisyagan, shey said
be by b.; oPPoneSt-and besides applying upwards Of
and national defence,--IiAS PAID MORE THAN
THIRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT.
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CEMENT OR WATER LIME,
ar the first quality, constantly for sale by
- SETH ADAMS, Jr.
may "a "a, South Waterst.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

''" ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
uVHE subscriber hereby gives notice, that he has been APP
IL pointed Administrator (deJonis nom the estate Of
WILLIAM c. JENcHEs, not administered by SARAH
widow late Of Providence deceased and has
ed Of said trust and qualified himself according aw-he there
fore requests all the debtors and creditors Of said estate make
settlement with him without delay.
may a. BENJAMIN CLIFFORD.
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REMOVAL.

uHART & DAWLEY, Merchant Taion, respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they have
removed um No. l. Canston street, 10 No. rs, NestDn
ser street. where they will be happy to wait all who may
favor them with their custom.
THEY xEEr coNsrASrY on HAND, general assortment
of Broadch Cassmeres Vestings, sc. They will make
garments in the neatcst and at the shortest notice
III Particular attention paid To cutting. march 26.
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f511M TO LET,
lUlW AND possession given on, or before the Isl OF
Nav convenient Tenement, for small pripdte fapy, IN
Meeting street NOne need apply, who intend taking ard
ers as the apartments not comnodos for that purpose
Also To Ie stable Benefit ST. Enquire ut this Office
AnrtlQ
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EMORY WASHBURN.

CUUNSELEUR Ut T~dW,
HI AS removed to WoRcEsTER, Mass } where he has
HN opened an office, and will faithfully attend 10 any
professional business committed TO his charge.
Reference in Providence TO Col J. B. WOOD and JOHN
WILDER, Esq.
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NOTICE.

At Court Of Probate, holden within and FOR the Of Exc
The county Of Washington the 7th day Of Januar
1928,
nANIEL SUNDELING, Clark Potter, and Benjamin
Potter, all Of said town. appointed Commissioner. to
receive and examine the claims against the o Jonathan
Hszsd Of said town. deceased and notice hereby given
the said Comm ssioners will the house of Samuel
Hazard, sd town, the 5th of July attend the
duties OF said appointment. THOMASA HAZARD, Admr.
Exeter, May q, 1926
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GLADDING q SWEET,
NO MARKET SQUARE,
nFFER for sae general assortment Of sessonable Dry
" Goods, among which super
Blue I
Black
Brown, Broadcloth, and Ca'simere',
Olive
and Mkt,
Valenta and Marseies Veng.; Brown aud Black Linens
Black La,,ng Drown aud White Dring., Russia sheetngS
Tickng,; Prints Cambrics Grape, and Pongea Pocket and
Neck 'Hdkf,; Threads; Tapes Pins Buiton Hosiery and
Gloves and Beaced Sheengs and Sbirnss Indigo
Plaid aud Checks Green and Black Sane, Buekram aud
Padding; Umrea &c. &c all low prices for cash or
proved paper. April ls.
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GROCERIES.
4 LDEN ARNOLD, has just received and offers
"A at his store, Nos 8, 10 and Ia, South Main sire
25 bbls. Canal Flour,
10 do Bxttey's Gin,
10 boxes fresh Lemons,
D do Oranges,
1000 ID. Hams,
nrkins LIST quality Butter.
NAV 2l.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
FANCY PAINTING.

M ISS HARRIET BR0WNELL, having removed her
NJ school No IS Weybosse-scet her first
f being expired she will commence her second
on Saturday 24h inst when ell those young Ladies and
Misses that wish 10 improve opportunity favorable Of ac-
quing the elegant branch o painting in neat and correct man
.er, are requested 10 call may a.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

S TX Journeymen Cabinet Makers and three
- mental Chair Painters Good workmcn will find constant
employ and good wages by calling the subscriber in Paw
stucket. JOSEPH SPALDIKG.
PaNtucket. MAY 2l ~