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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-30

RIO at South Boston.-A violent quarrel
arose Monday, at south Boston, between two
parties. consisting we understand ofIrish-Cath-
olics, and Irish and Englrsh Protestants. They
engaged with such earnestness that all efforts
10 separate the parties proved unavailing, I'M
ill the bells we're rung and the tiremen reached
the spot with the engines prepared to suppress
the flame Il was reported that several per-
sons were killed in the alIray, but we learn
that this was not true. Some, however, were
wounded. Several ofthe most active combat
tants have boon arrested, and committed to
Jail. Boston Daily .Adpertisey.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

VMTE, tho subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable CouIt VI Probate Of the town of Foster,
Commissioners, W receive, examine and allow the claims of
tue creditos againSt tie Estate oil JosErm MAScHEsrER,
hate OF said Foster, deceased, represented insolyent-and sex
months from the III, day Of January, lo2e, are allowed by
said Court, for that purpoe.
Notice Is therefore lsieby given to the creditors Of said
Estate, 10 bnng in and prove their respective cln.ms 10 either
attend at tho Inn Of Col. Reuben Howard, in said Foster, ON
The 'th day Vi July next, 10 examine aud decide on said
claims. DANIEL howard
JOHN AUSTIN, Commis'rs.
BENJAMIN X
All persons indebted u said Estate, are hereby requested
To make immediate payment 10
EPilRAlM PHILLIPS, administrator.
Foster, January 8, 1929. (Jan. 3O.1
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HoLaiEs q M'CULLoCH,

TNHE brewery, under the snperintdnd1rco
Il Of Holmes 4 M'Cuiloch, is now Ia on.
c~ratinn. and will continue 90 during ths Sail.
winter and spring seasons. Troy kcep con-
,stantly on hand, a very extensive supply OF Afa
and Table beer, which will be sold on tho
most accommodating terms. Families Will bs
applied at their doors, by leaving t!lsir orders
al the Brewery. Vest cOnstanty on hand, 70
supply customcrs.
U. Orders also r~ccsiyeds st No. . Mdrhef-
street by Francis Payerrne, which will 20
promptly attended 10. ~
Dec % Sm
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FRUIT TREES.

&AlgsS STEPHEN F. MILLS & co
*a4$SgR Qato Prince 4 Mils,) have. for
&SVIf9 sale at their old American Nursery
- Flushing Landing. near New-Yofk.
a large assortment of tho most approved
American and European sorts Of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian. Cherry, Al
niond, and Ounce Trees, &c. Thu selecti1ps
of the varieties and additions are Of the mbst
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment Of Forest Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs&c.; Peach Trees--a largo
assortment Of Peach Trees, of vigorous
growtbs, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
come most celebrated. The prices of THO
above Trees have also been reduced. OrdeIs
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, r. /. (where catalogues may 10
had) will be particularly attended 10.
HENRY C. CARPENTER, Agent.
October IL II
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For SALE:

A FARM containing about 25o acres 9fyN-
N ccllent land, suitably proporiianed tor
moving, pasiurilg and woodland; Is we'll tehc:.
ed mostly with stone wall; is well watereh
with never falling streams = has two Dwelling
HOUSES. three barns and other ont-buildings5
necessary. Ahou. 30 acres Of said land ad-
Joins Shaiuckct River, where is fail ard VIZ
ter sufficient to carry amy machinery, Thai any
man or company OF mem would wish 70 Tnr-
ploy. The whole or a part would be sald 20
accommodate the purchaser. Rcferercc 70
Mr.. Timothy Tin.'cy of Windha,n, or the sW-
'scribcr on the premises.
ERASTCS BINGHAM
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
SATURDAY, Jan. &c.
Schooner Mary Eliza, Allen. from Boston, with
merchandise.
Schooner FIR anklin, Doane, from Wilmington, N +.
c. Z days.
Schooner General Lafayette, Sewell, from Rap
pahannock.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis. from Troy.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, from Troy.
TUESDaY Y, Jan. rs.
Schooner Mount Hope, wickson. from North
Carolina, with corn, to G.. Church.
Sloop Rising Sun, Croker. from baltimore, with
whiskev anu corn. to ID Sessions and g.. Church.
Slo,p Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spink, from Wexford.
BELOw-Brig Leopard, Harris, from Savannah
with cotton.
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CID Lima, Wyls, Mobile; Milton. Jackson, New
Orleans; Excruon, Chandler, Norfolk.
10Th, arr Ann Maria. Crowell, from 81 Johns, N
b; Superior, Child, Providence.
Below, ship Othslle, Thorp, from Charleston;-
John Linton, Wibray, New Orleans.
Cid Alexander Mansfield, Hassey, Mobile; Cas-
sander. Smith, N Orleans; Scrap, Leghorn; An
dromache, Parsons, Havana, Jean Baptiste. Port al
Prince; Washington, Lindsay, Gibraltar and a mar
ket; Liberty, Havana.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

AZ Ale l.NI bhl u ~ bN
ENR. RAWSON'S celebrated nrethfiiic
ED Balsain for tho cure Of gonnorrhur,
elects, and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
tho Inflammation, and putting an end to the
~virulcnt discharge in n few days. The aston-
ishing medical powers OF the urethritic haTsans
have been fairly tested for several years in tho
cure Of hundreds. 1t is a pure vegetable pro,
duc,ion. withou, a particle of mercury. Tie
proprietor has thought proper TO Jfltr il in this
more for the convenience Of persohs afflicted
with diseases Of this natrre; as there arc manv
yorng people, who, for fear Of exrdsurc 70 u
medical man, will have rccuursc 10 Tie dSu-
gerons cxrcdient OF prescribing for tleuiselyes,
and taking Unfortunately pointed and pow
crful medicines to the risk and injury Of their
constitutions, which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will in q great measure obviate. es
there will be nothing else necessary hut the
strict observance Of the rules and directiof.s
laid down. Accompanying every bottle Will
be found complete and full directions for tho
cure Of the disease. which Is SID simRi iifd chat
no person can err Sold wholesale and re.
tail by J. II. M.Asos s. Co. Brqad.sleef,
Providence. Price So per bottrc.
Noy 10 Gm
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TERNOv' VT ST,7TE LOTT'I ~,
TtLASs No. I, new series, to be drawn in
~ Rutland, VI. on Friday. Feb. ist.
Scheme. -I-przc Of $4,000; l Of 5000; ] Of
1000; | Of 100; 2 Of 1000; 1 of o; ~ of
100; 7S of 20; IS Of 30: i56 of 20; ga Of
10; 1890 of $500 prizes, amounting TO
s73,o9o.
80 number combination 4 drawn ballots.
Tickets at a dollars, parts in proportion
for sale in u variety Of numbers by
BAKER & SPENCER.
Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 IL Cana!-st-
Jan 30
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

THNliE picprietors Of the pRovIDENtn
IL WINp Mill, respectfully give notice,
tia, :heir Mil is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands Of i's patrons aid
the public at large. Thc Mill Is situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial grurnd,
and at a very convenient DISTANCE fum tile
town. IA there is now no gr.st mill in thu
vicinity, trio p ,prictors anticipate a fol share.
of custom, and assure all vino may m ploy tho
Mil, that their orders will be faithfully Obey.
cd. Toli, as usual at other GA, MilA
It,,f 81
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CHEMICAL

VOHN D'WOL.F, Jun. proposes to conf-
~ mencc a course Of Chemical Lectures, in
Providence. should the project be sufficiently
patented by its citizens.
The course will present an on,line OF pFo
science, and will contain from eight TO twflvo
Lectures. They vii! be given at tho Meeban-
les Hall. TIL terms will he ~, for the cdurss
and tickets for a single Lecture, 80 cents
Due notice will DO given Of the introdut tary
Lecture.
Subscription papers arc left at the BookstoTes
ard at No. 4 West watershed. Jan. 20.
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NO. 81, MAEKE'F SQUARE

A r this old established Grocery, may OF
IA PRESENT, be found IN uncommon assort-
ment of Wines, Teas and foreign Fruits.
Old Madeira, Madeira; Sicily Madcifa;
sherry; Lisbon; Old Port; Catalonia, Claret;
Malaga, Mrsca. ond other Wines.
Tyson, Young ~IIrson, Hyson skin, Ttu.
chong, Souchdng aud lloaehonc Teas.
New Fruits. Bunch and plain Mascatcl.
Malaga md Smyrna Rais,rs. Figs, prJiics,
Almonds, Filborts, Citrun, Olives and Capers.
Spirits, choice old Cognac Brandy. jamaica
Rum, 81. Croix Rum, Holland aud American
Gin, Columbian Whiskcy, y. T.. Rum.
Spices, Mace, Nuimegs, Cloves, Cinnamon.
Alspice, Ginger and Pepper.
Sugars-Loaf,L Lump, Havana White. and
Browns.
Also-Day g. Mar,tns, and w'arrn's Lhf,
don Backing. ~IIaztn's Paste and Smiths VA
ter Proof Blacking; Shoe Brushes; Lorillard;s
Maccoboy, Rappcc and Scotch Snuff; LRril-
lard's, Ricll's and Billings Chewing Tobacco;
Lump, Cavcnd'sh, Twir and Ncgro Head To-
haeco, and Spanish and American Tobacco
Tor smoking; Spanish and American SecaJs.
London and American Mustard, India Sow;
Catsur; fresh Sweet Oil in bottles and fashs,
Chocolate aud Chocolate Shells; Cayenne;
Fancy, Winsor aud Brown Scars, white ard
blue Starch; Pcarlash, Canary and Hemp
Seed; white Mustard Seed; Table and f6o
Salt; Bristol Brick for securing; Porter, Aio
and Cider; TamarInds, Lamp OIL; Srrrm srrl
Tallow Candies; P,prs; psn-kMivcs; Ink; Pc
matum; Bluck-ball; Lemons and Orangtst
with other articles, not named, all OF which
are offered at fair prices by
Dec. 20 EDw ARD X. YOUNG.
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Rev. Mr. BARRETT, of Boston, will preach
in tho Religious Association (late second UNI
tartan Society Meeting House in Richmond
Street, next Sunday Morning, Afternoon and
Evening.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-30

The Warren Gazettr, n weekly paper, pub
lished in Warren County, in Pennsyl,anla, has
deserted the Hero and "come out" as the phrase
goes, for The Administration.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons holding notes o! hand signed
"A the late firm Of Adams & Foster, ard OF
which Messrs Thornton & ~I.othrnp arc the ell
dorscrs, guarantees or %surc,ics. also all persons
holding bills Of exchange drawn by tire said
Adams s. Foster, and endorsed by tic said
Thornton e. Lothrop. are requested 10 pre-
sent the Same to the subscriber, for pay
mcnt on or before the 18th day OF February
next; and those who DO not present their said
notes and bills on, or before that time, will re-
coivc only what may remain, after the notes
and bills so presented arc paid.
II. w. GREENE,
Assignee Of Adams s. Foster and Jonathan
Adams. Jan IL
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Sl9 Shares in the Capital Stock Of tho
SOO Esgls Bank. Of Providence
20 do in the Roger williams do DO. Err
sale in lots 10 spit purchasers Ny
MARTN SToDpARU,
ga5 y 30. : Eeskti-squaN
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c.. r. MAN,
A NUM- N ~t Tr

TIIOhN IL y IN mn
AS lately taken the office formerly occu-
@A pied BY W. r. DANFoRTu, Markct-sq
and will DO ready to attend TO any business
that may no intrustcd 10 him in the line Of his
profession. Jan 5.
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eSrJc CADET kANN
W&X gl artMe Ltst. S

Full sea-Ths day, III. I6m.-Thursday, Sh.
lm-Friday, sh. 46m.
rrsns,,.r,,,r N ,n,aue, siyes the time Of high water al Newport
aJt,as ! hours and minute, siyeAth the ,ims OF high water Al bo''o@
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on HEDHTSD.1Y NEXT.
Tioenty thousand Dollars.
vENFIE Grand Consolidated Lottery, draws
NJ in Washington on "Wednesday, F'ebru-
a!y, 9Th. Highest prize 10000 dollars.
Tickets . dollars, and parts in proportion
Sir thousand Dollars.
Vermont State Lottery, draws OH Tuesday
Fobuary, 10. Highest prize 6000 dollars.
Tickets at 5 dollars, and paris in proportion
For sale by HUTCIIENs Il CORY,
Jan 30 l, Market-strect.
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CLEARED,
schr Maria, Scabury, BaItimore-by e. Church'
Sloop Huntrcss, Heath, New York.
SJoop Mary, Bennett, Nea York.
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XX/H0 sells tho prizes at retail, "nye NJ ietail!" Atihc
Corner, II, Il, and ~, Market street, Union Build
ines, state Lottery Office, J. l.. CLARK, Lottery and En-
change Broker.
Maine state Lottery, % elrs-Dnwn Numbers:
u 10 81 e. o ~
Com IN fiS p 81 81 2 e ph |. Of ; ;SS dollars
do. 81 81 ~ do do 300 do
Three capitals in one Lottery, and all sold OF retail 20, the
only way that CTR friends aud fellow townsmcn sephd any
kind Of chance OF getting hold of them and the only way
in which | have Of late advertised As having sid any prize
OF consequence, has been ut retail, ut my coasifr-and not
those have sent oil to-no one knows where, Scarcely.
In the Washington Lodge Lottery, class b1, tor le2e,
drawn in this town, a low days since, ! lkewsc sold 10 "A
gentleman Of this Observation-Disclosures 3 81 a, the whole Of
$1,000. And in all the following classes hcre TO be ~ enc
cessful rs my friends could wish.
Besides the above, Ind the pleasure " senins In To 3Nh
class Union Canal Lottery, IS 8 30, a rdze 81 Tvy Thou.
Island Lottery, drawn on saturday, bad tho pleasure Of
selling one quarter Of 800, besides some Of 500, and Scy.
erI VI $50. Drawn Numbers
10 A! 50 81 % -
The Vermont State Lottery draws Oh Friday. Tiks,s
s., lowest Prize So.
iOae quarter.
.Oaeh aic January 20.
RHODE ISLAND STATE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RY.
UNoR aiding internal improvements and clarhies-FinS.
n Glass. 10 be drawn at Providence, on Saturday, Ike
lUui February, 1913.
) ofiO0; 40 of 10; 10 Of rs; 20 of Is; 24o OF q; 5000. of3.
1910 prizes. i4,leo Tickets, sJs,d37.
J. u. WOOD and
YATES u M'tNTYRE,
Providence, Il. l. January 80, 1929. .NanngerS.
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FITE P2IIES or $500.
Only TUo dollars for a IThoie Ticket.
HRAND state Lottery. No 2, for the en-
w enlargement Of domestic industry, to be
drawn in Providence, FEB. Is, 1928.
S. & NJ. Allen & Go. Agents for the Managers.
Schemes prize, of 5000; I Of 500; | OF
CO.; l of 800; l Of 400; l Of 232; 10 Of 100;
80 Of IS; 80 of l6; SO Of 10; 463 of 4; 4d46
OF g. prizes, amount,p, to 81 ,2sj.
Tickets only 2 dollars, shares in rroport ion
Cor sale at
ALIENS
Truly Lnrhg Office, No. II. lfafhei-st.
Jan 3
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EVANS y OS
nFFICE, No. 81, Market st.-Jtt of numbers drawn
~ in the 18th class NC CANAL LOTTERY,
IL ~ % IL Is 20
The following numbers were drawn from the wheel on Sat
urday last, in this town, 10 determine the prizes in the Sd
class Of the Fourth Baptist Lottery,
I3 AZ 81 ~ % Is
Holders Of prizes are invited 10 call at No. 30 Market street,
and get the cash without discount for interest, or have them
renewed in the New York Consolidated L~ot,cry-w'Iich will
draw TO Morrow in the City of New York, Highest Prize
$4,000 dollars.
Whole Tickets aio, and parts in proportion, for sale by
EVANS j. co,
January 30 No. 81 Market street.
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A CLASS OF YOUNG LADIES

WRITING SCHOOL.
M II. PARKHURST will resume his lessons In Pen
1VM mansfip, in this town, in about four weeks, at which
time further notice Will he given. January 30.
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B.4RILLA.
UNIGHTEEN tors Canary Barila, just landed from sch
IL Mary Eliza--for sale by A. NJ. VINTON
January 30.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30
!'ox rrla Coz ,r1rrrfoy1r, wr,o


In the Enquirer Of the 25th July 1925 thcro is n
paragraph introduced in capital letters, follows:
"ASoTHER CAL-WNs ExrosEDn and IFS editors have
hc rr5!'istnne auiacny 10 ajd-"Thc following art-
Gle from ihe I s. Telegraph, prs to resi- tie f'rnfon
GPHr, which forms prominent pant Of Bnns Coffin
hani-biiI.o
The article from Tire L. Telegraph is IS follow >:
''Whs he roriuaton Of Gen Porter was pcndoo- in
in his hand copy Of tie Albany Address published
with the name NJ General Porter, as cairnan Ma.
Jor Eaton handed io Mr. Benton, and pointed out
that part Of tho address which refers 10 tc attack on
Dir. BeDioa by General Jackson; Mr. Benton wrote
on Tie paTcr '.ITIs - 1vFA--cr-s rtTeyupp,,- n
B."-Ths was FURNISHED BY Major Eaton
\ more pi'i!ni and dc5picahlc article never an
reared ia the !trcnonI enquirer ITO. cxccpiinr tic
famous East room letter
Docs Mr. itc'nc tnlS that al his subscribers arr
ools and sco"rircis,-that they havc rnuch isno
rance not 20 defect aud TOO much knavcry not 10 dcs-
TisC, such miserable editorial mauopyTeo What l.
his ohjcct Is 70 induce his readers 10 believe that
q publication by ThoIjas H. Benton which has rom
ihe rounds Of almost all the newspapers ~ tho s.
and which describes with such iauhiu accuracy the
bo'iY rcnconTler between The SAID Benton and An
dew jackson ~ tic scccls Of Nasbyc-s all for.
gery.
What other ir'oHFrctaGyn c7n DC g;ycn Il rlicIe
~ hc ENQUIRER A"d set mr.. Richie srorF f;ll veil
i}n g." publication o" Benton appeared IN lie Nash
vale fa?cis q: TIE ;'Gc when tie csacas Lappeufd--
Hat i has been published and re published since
zines wii'o.' Dn.nbcr,i no man eyer had i,p lar.
GHoca bc'o'" ~ doubt lis lu,hrncy, land that even
benton "'m5c' would not dare 10 deny its authorship
IN open AND direct manner.
Tore wae time when The Inquirer was manly a;,l
Ingenious in is c6nrso even Il in crror---Tl,at lime
ha, pae,-anl bat orce dsniGcd print is now Gyuu,
standing sponsor 20 iIe mean and Disgusting ISLANDERS
ri such reptiles IS Mordcc7i Noah and DnT r rco,
Tile times out Of JON; indeed and virtue and no
ncs,y seem 70 have takcn their departure forever.
y Y.
The writer might have added, that lle original pub
1;r,tf,p oee,r,ir..r v,,.,.,,, a.
Eeu'o"e was fret published 10 SsB3 Jin JJn y TSo-
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IL. Benton himself, aud the statement signed by him
There are many of these hand bills vet in existence
We do not believe that Coll Benton, has had the infa
my TO deny it. II be has we 10 not know that the
world will think any of him than docs al pre-
sent. no man better knows these facts tba, Thomas
Richie. lie knows the fight took place that Benton
published narrative of it in hand bill years ago. which
has been re-publshed over and often and before
denied lie knows that If Gel Benton did deny the
publication as stated in the Telegraph, a, that denial
not entitled to cFedeoco Yet has he published it as
worthy OF faitb.-EDs1
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E,n,n ,tc .hc.,r to.L. Enrui......

Tire DHndy Fcrcr We understand The T1t,ldy Of
UeHSVe fever has como 70 town. Two DAYS aro n
young was taken i'll somewhere in Dbn neighbour
hood Of the great toe AZ first he thought nothing Of
n-a mere flea bite. But it waved worse aud worse
and nc is actually laid up.
This singular oraIady originated tcy ~eeks age 10
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''e "ess indies II has been travelling o,hmard i,r
some time find nv the Charleston, (orria, hat IL
'snun'shn the cI''zcn Of dat place. SIX It ,hc cl
pI"ycs Of ;he ourer olioc were ,oooked az by ITS
tauaIismr ,avagcs
lis approaches arc said 30 be quite cur,cus ltsezcs
c" Soa toe or it'd ngcr without an, warning and
produces the same eEtcl upon he conduct OF tie srC
erer and The slmpah, Of ne spectators the tooth
ache nc dqfdy Jcrcr is by deadly DISC.
der a Ip'e lemonade, cool and agreeable, good
Tor Tie sufferer Repose few t:ays on a sofa with
novel pamphlet to read. w also lie fouod vorv
restorative
f"ung inca who lounge about fhc streets, ard youu1c
races who shop too usch the ,ros liable
10 TINS wicked fever. al m sudden finger or a toe
WI! s!at'-ihc lady VIII sfari--exc!a,m 'ah!" oh.n
as NE case rnav be- ard the Young men W IN give
KICK swe"ra fashionable oath aud gre themseives up
q" te nfc'or These PARTICULARS noticed so that
81 w." "e'e'ita|eH be'og ihc' guard may com
10" 90 %0"c'erieg on The aHp'Oaoh o. the epidemic.
ms IS 10 Joke Tie evo; generally lasts from three
hours 10 titee days
ne ihermomo'cr n the oiic" T The Baltimore Anne
rcan rose, 90 Thu sia, 80 50 leg. Eu pr'da, stool
At b7'i past ulnc, a. NJ 8 80 Dig and a, t7oP n
al % Dig Tie mrrcGfi n . sle,unr .-t, which l.
.Hrg h'en a. standard reqIster Of t.,rc-l. VI. .
Is wv 40. ~ be- 81. % - ,
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.Hilc Orlrans.The following note was endorsed on
TIC New Orleans Post Bill Of july u frr the Office Of
lI,is city received yesterday. The newspapers OF
the bird were silent ihc subject.
"Tbe Postmaster and one ri his assistants are
sick with raging fever, called Spanish Fever Hall
Of the citizens in town laid mp with tbe same sick
II is considered the greatest epidemic ever exre
iienCCd M louisiana" Nat Int.
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BSESPOSNj.S tNs pub Isiirng an TFCENsHJ-ns Va
II new P"p"' ~ nr r..rv Monday tn b mi
tie" He tlNEN rRATCIs g.. YsvcUY EIra. JfE,.
nv TT#E, Pub.i.hc' EA,vo,eI TO Argentine hiaIu-
H'neS c"mmerc" the Mechanic Arts, Sciences Lite,a-
ture, Poetry. and General News.
THE TIMES viii of tin. ARCS, size NJ
exceeding III dimensions any journal At present pniiyh
cd South OF Washington Civ. Il viii he NJ nrsd ~,
pager OF 'he b"st quality with TYNE of
modern cast Its pages viii he compact. filled with the
most valuable naer, under the above enumerated:
AM" the Editor aud Publisher nled-c themselves tha ne-
er expense nor labor shall spa render !;
ana entertaining TO the Planter Farmer the lTrrcha.
IN town ana County, the Professional Gentleman. ti.
Manufactured the Mechanic well the lover of Mrs
celianeous Reading They will endeavor esnecin!v 10
make 1t acceptable as Family Newspaper. The STATE
The Markets viii he particularly TO- every kind Of
inflammation nIusoUsy sought nj of Dnn,,e.
c produce, as well as Of foreign goods with
most httainabe accuracy. 10 the leaders o the
Times the earliest ntcigrnce Il correspondence viii he
with Europe and all the pincipa the
Ie" states, besides ggre Al exchange with interior
newspapers anf Slips viii BE- issued Immediately after the
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