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SAMUEL CROKER, Esq. has been elected
President of the Taunton Bank oice John West,
deceased.
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1t is announced in the Virginia papers that
the MSS. of Mr.. Jefferson, will be published in
course Of the next summer.
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CoRREsPoNpENcE.---We nave received
two communications, one from "w. A. W."
and the other from a friend, who signs himself
"a PAkhoN,'' both OF which, we decline
publishing. W. A. w. will perceive by our
paper Of TO day, that the subject of which he
speaks, occupies quite a proportion of the
space allowed US for discHssion.-Hence, he
will observe, that his wishes have been antici-
pated, and will not, as we hope and trust, be
vexed because Of our refusal TO give publicity
to his production.
The remarks .of"A PArRoN,''m meet our en-
tire appreciation, but as the subject has been a
thousand times discussed and in no instance has
produced any diminution ofthe evil complained
of, we cannot think that we should benefit
ourselves or the public. by dcclaiming about il
at this moment, and at a time, when we have
urgent demands, Cor all the room we have to
spare.
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rhsrs wsrs s~ig1sy-siSe vessels. Of oil ma
de-. = the pert Of Havana on the 18TH ut
- -kieh 6nw-ains wers American.
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Cape Cod Herring.-A correspondent wish
es to inquire through the medium Of our COL
umns if it is a fact, that the beef cattle on Cape
Cod, are fatted on HERRING, as has been re-
Gently stated. We are unable to inform him
on this subject, but refer him to the editor OF
the paper published on Tuesdays and Fridays,
who will undoubtedly, give him all the infor-
nation he can wish on the subject. We
should think, however, that the bones Of this
fish, would be rather an unpleasant eud for
chewing.
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WILLIAM PAULpINo has been re-ele ctcd
Mayor Of the city Of New-York for the year
ensuing.
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kf<N CADET EO.'
uRz @Irt,re Hist. 49,

Full Sea-This day, 1Oh. 55m.-Sunday. Ill.,.
3s.-Monday, morn.-Tuesday, Oh. 22m.
~ suStractins % minutes gives the time OF high xatetiat Newpo,,-
aa''ns u o minutes, g'vest the time OF high water al Boston
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October II
PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
ENOR the LADIES' MAGAZINE TO be
a. conducted by Mrs. SARAH J. HALE, au-
thor Of "NoRrHwooD," sc. &c.-assisted
by several literary friends.
Tho LADIES' MAGAZINE will contain
sketches Of American scenery and manners;
critical notices Of the literature Of tho day; ar
ticles Of original poetry; biographical notices;
anecdotes Of eminent women; and whatever
else is calculated TO illustrate and improve the
female character.
CONDITIONS.
l. The Magazine will be published on the
fifteenth of every month, commencing with
January, 1928; each number 10 contain abOu'
fifty pages, Handsomely printed on fine paper.
the whole making two octave volumes i year
Of about 80 pages each.
II. Prico throe dollars a year, TO be paid Oh
the delivery Of tbs third number.
III. Persons obtaining six subscribers, ard
becoming responsible for the same, shall re-
ceive a seventh copy.
"s*All concentrations relating TO the work,
to be made to tie Publishers.
Subscriptions will be received at the several
Book Stores Of
A. S. DECKwITH.
Boston, Jan 4
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NO. 81, MARKET SQUARE.

( A T this old established Grocery. may a,
IA present, be found all uncommon assert
mcnt of Wines, Teas and foreign Fruits.
! Old Madeira, Madeira; Sicily Madeira
| Sherry; Lisbon; Old Port; Cataluiii; Claret;
| Malaga, Musca. and other Wincr.
( Hyson, Young Tyson, Efyson Skin, PJr-
chong, Souehong and uoachons Teas.
New Fruits. = Dnnch and plain Muscatel,
Malaga and Smyrna Raisins. Figs, pruncs,
Almonds, Filbcr,s, Citron, Olives and Capcrs.
Spirits, choice old Coguao Brandy. Jamaica
Rum, St. Croiy Rum, Holland and American
Gin, Columbian Whiskcy, y. l.. RIm.
Spices, Mace, Nuimegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Allspicc, Ginger and pcppc-.
Sugars - Loaf, Lump, Havana White, and
Browns.
Also-Day g. Martins, aud warrcn's Lon.
don Backing, ~liaxen's Paste and Smiths Wa
ter Proof Backing; Shoe Brushes; Lorillard's
Maccoboy, Rappcc and Scotch Snuff; L6ril-
lard's, Ricll's and Billings Chewing Tobacco;
Lump, Cavcnd,sh, Twist and Negro Head fo-
baeco, and Spanish and American Tobacco
for smoking; Spanish and American Scgars;
London and American Mustard, India Soy;
Catsup; fresh Sweet Oil in bottles and TASKS;
Chocolate aud Chocolate Shells; Cayenne;
Fancy, Winsor and Brown Soaps; white md
blue Starch; pcarlash, Canary and Hemp
Seed; white Mustard Seed; Table ind Inc
Salt; Bristol Brick for securing; Porter. Ale
and Cider; Tamarinds, Lamp Oil; Sperm and
Tallow Candles; Pipes; Pen-knives; Ink; Po-
matum; Black-ball; Lemons and Orangts,
with other articles, not nsmcd, all Of which
are ofrerod at fair prices by
Dec. ~ EDWARD r. YOUNG.
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For SALE.
i.UE SNLE :
A FARM containing abou, $50 acres dfss'

A FARM containing abou, $50 acres dfsS~
"A. c%c!lent land, suitably proportional lor
moving, pusturing md Woodland; Is well fenc-
cd. mostly with stone wall; Is well WATCHED
with never failing streams has two Dwelling
HOUSES. three harms aud other out-buildinss
necessary. About 60 acres Of said land al-
joins Shatuckct River, where is fall and Wa
man or company Of men would wish to EN-
p!oy. The whole or a part would be sold To
accommodate the purchaser. Reference ~
Mr.. Timothy Tinglcy Of Windham, or the snb-
scriber on the premises.
ERASTUS BINGHAM.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
MIR. RAWSON'S celebrated urethritN,

"
hV Balsarn for the cure of gannorrbn.
g'cets, and seminal weakness. THIS ekSyunt
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
tho Inflammation, and pntting an end 10 tho
y~irulcnt discharges in u few days. Yio cston-
lshng medical powers OF tic urcth.iuc halsan,s
have hccn family tested for several years in tho
cure o: hundreds. 1t Is a pure vegetable pro,
duc,ion, without q particle Of mercury. Ito
proprietor has thought proper to 0ir il IN ura
moro for tho convenience OF pcrsprs aifictou
with diseases of this natnrc; as there arc MANY
young people, who, for fear Of exposure To a
medical man, will have rccoursr TO the tfap,
gorous exprdcn, Of prescribing for themselves,
and taking indiscriniinately pointed and no.,-
crful medicines to the risk und injury uftit:r
constitutions which the general kEovledse OF
this remedy viii in q great measure obviate oss
there will be nothing clse necessary bnt Ito
strict observance OF the rules end thrert!u,.,
Land down. Accompanying every bvt,ic will
bc found cumplctc and ihIr dircefktrs for Ito
cure Of the dArsc, which Is SD sinpiht,i thar
no person can err. Sold Wholesale aud re,
tail ny j. II. MASON j. Co. Btqad.surct.
pio'idcnco. Price So per Eo,t!c.
Nov 10 On
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NEW GOODS,
No. ], CANAL,

AT No. j, CASAL-srRftF.
SMALLEV, has Iust received Mt bib
% . Clothing Establishment, a prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloihs and Cassimorcs; Vcstings, new
ano clsgant patterns, a few pieces drab Duf-
fls, kerseys, Plaids, Camblcts, Bookings, nc
sc.
OAKLAND An extensive assortment Of Rcady
Made Clothing, Of every description. made in
the best and most durable manrcr; and IN the
latest stylo, which viii 10 sold for cash, at
prices that con1b. ~, 70 80, sus, enters
U.'obe: =
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NOTICE.

A LII persons holding notes Of hand signed
IA the late firm Of Adams & Foster, and of
which Messrs. Thornton & l.othrop are the EN-
dorscrs, guarantees or ~sure,ics. also all persons
holding bills of exchange drawn by the said
Adams s. Foster, and endorsed by the said
Thornton 8. Lothrop, are requested TO pre-
sent the same to the subscriber, for pay
ment 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-
ceive only what may remain, after the notes
and bills SO presented are paid.
Il. W. GREENE,
Assignee Of Adams 8. Foster and Jonathan
Adams. Jan l2
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PROVIDENCE AND NEW BEDFORD


TNIiE Subscribers informs the ci6zey,s q
n Providence, Ea!l River and New-ljeG-
ford, that he will hereafter rum nnce a wefk,
u baggage wagon, from providcosH1 to New
Bedford, and from Ncw.Bedford TO Pro,i,
dcnce. 2asslnstcach way, through the yiIlng4
of Fall River.
a wagon will leave Providence evrry
Thursday, aud New-Bedfo,d every Tuesday
ind pass through Eal! River "Wednesday.
An order Box is left ut Mun,oe's Co8co Hourt.
Providence, at Henry II. Cannon's Inn, NcN-
Bedford. and Benjamin ". Cbace & Cos
Store, Fall River. r. s. w. SISSDS.
ban 3w
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

% VIE snbscr.bcFs having taEcn tho stai1l rr-
n Gently occupied by .he intc Chris,oyl,e.
Vaughan. No. l Censton Strccr, and ha,il.
formed q conrcxion in business umhcr Ire ifrr,
of HARP y CAWLEY,
for tho p'ipOsc OF carrying on tire Pairorlfs.
business, In all its bsanchcs, respectfully Lse,
il a share OF public patronage.
They keep constantly on band, o gsnrrst
assortment Of Cloths, cassimcrrs, Vcsiirgs arhl
Trimmings, of tho mos, fashionable gateyys
and colours. -
.iLSO.
A general assortn.chi Of RpAltY M.~p,s
CLoTuiSG.
CS-Particutar artetiion paid TO cutting,
l0RlSG HART.
Jan 10 JOHN g. DAWLfY.
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VERMONT STATE LOTTERY.
MORE GREAT LUCK at

MORE GREAT LUCK .4T
NDAI Il BURGESS in the 18th Class Of
a the Virginia State Lottery.
Combination FL 20 az tho capital prize Of
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
was sold in a whole Ticket by
PAINE & BURGESS
Where has been sold tho highos! przo in each
class OF throe successive lotteries. Drawn Nos.
I'll 20 ~ IL Is 80 10 80
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Glass No. 1, 1928.
Com 22 "a AZ the capital prize Of $4,000
do 6 Ia "a 1909
do IL 20 81 900
All sold as above The holders are request
cd to call and receive their cash. Jan 20
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CHEMICAL LECTURES.

TOHN D'wOLF, Jun. proposes to COM
Q monce a course Of Chemical Lectures, in
Providence, should the project be sufficiently
patented by its citizens.
The course will present an outline Of tho
science, and will contain from eight to twelve
Lectures. Thcy vii! DO given at the Mechan-
les Hall. The terms will he so, for the course
and tickets for a single Lecture, 80 cents
Due notice will be given Of the Introductory
Lecture.
Subscription papers are left at tho Bookstores
and at No. 4-West wster-strcet. Jan. 26.
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T. SHOE TORE,

No. ii, NORTH MAIN STREE.
Joseph II. MASON respectfully %infnrnfs
- the pnblic that he hus opened Il Shoe
Store at No. Ii, North Main street, where he
will keep constantly on hand, a &. ussort-
ment Of gentlcmen's Boots aud Shoes; ladies'
Prunella, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Bootccs, together with u general assnrt-
ment Of Oh ildrcns' Shoes, all OF which will b
sold on the most liberal ard accommodating
erms.
CE.J. r. M. having removed frum bis old
stand, und made a new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that all persons
indebted to him VII! make mrdia.s payment.
October 10
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

VHNHE proprictors of the PROVIDENCE
Il WIND Mill, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands Of its patrons aml
the public u; large. Thc Mill is situated on
the Plain, adjoining tho west burial ground.
and at 4 very convenient distance fiuln the
town. As there is now no grist mill in tl.'s
vicinity, the pTopric,ors anticipate a full share
Of custom, and assure al WHO may employ tho
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
cd. Toll, us usual at other Grst Mills.
Oct 81
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~ hOTTE,fH OFFICE.
A SA NEWELL, No. 1888, orth Main-st.
IA has taken out a license 10 sell Lottery
Tickets, and solicits a share Of the custom OF
his town and country friends Cash paid for
all prizes as soon as presented. Tickets in all
the Lotteries of this State. also sold at whole
sale or retail. THIS DAY,
THE FOURTH BAPTIST LOTTERY
will be drawn in this to wn.
HIGHEST iRIZE, 500 90.
Tickets s dollars, and parts in proportion -
for sale as above. Jan 26
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DISSOLUTION OF CopARTNERsHip.

DISSOLUTION OF COpARTNERSHiP.
VNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
- that the copartncrship heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style Of L. TINGLEY
& co. is this day dissolved = Of which dissolu-
ton all persons will please to take notice, and
govern themselves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all per-
sons indebted to said firm, are notified 10 make
payment to tho subscriber. Manuf, %cturcr's Ho-
tel. Essex SPENCER.
Jan
fff.S38A The subscriber continues the business
.l.s41. at tho old stand, formerly kept by z.
Tngloy & Co where he %soliciis The patronage
Of his old friends and as,uros them that every
%oxcrtion will be made 10 MORT their approba-
ton. Essex SPENCER.
Jan ) Manufa ctnrers' Hotel
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THOMAS. c. HULL--RAxra.

RESPECTFULLY informs Lis fIicndy qda
~ customers. and tho public gsocraiiy, that
he continues TO carry on tho Bakipg h.lsnw@,
IN oil its variety, at his old stand. Ma, I. Mjk
street, opposite the Canal Market lfalfe,
where bv caa furnish his customers with exery
kind Of hard and son BREAD. and of as saqu
quality as can be produced at any Rakesy in
this town, or elsewhere. He a~eknowIsdesA,
with gratitude. all past favors. and ssis q Con-
uhnancc, SO far as his e~xertions shall merit il.
W lie would ALSO inform his CUSTOMERS,
that Mr.. Henry CoppAap, who has for homo
time past supplied them with Bread, b 10
in his employ. Mr.. DANIEL HrlI.
the brother Of the subscriber, will In fttlxp
supply the patrQus Of the snhscriher.
THOMAS g. HCEJs
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J. 3. WOOD

TYAvING taken a license, agreeably to
III an act passed at the January session of
the General Assembly, Of the State Of Rhode
Island, offers for sale, Tickets in all the pop
,dar Lotteries at wholesale and retail. on very
occommodating terms. He advances cash
Immediately for all prizes sold at his Office
He Also transacts Brokerage and Exchange
business Of every description, on the best
terms. law4Wls Jan ~
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BAKER & SpENCER'S
IST OF the Numbers drawn in the Grand
IL tate Lottery, Class No I.

22 AZ 81 IL IL
Combination @ ID Al, a prize Of 500 dolls,
was paid a few minutes after the drawing 10 a
gentleman Of this tSwu; Combination *6 az 81
a prize Of 100 dollars, besides a large number
OF 25 dollars, 10, &c. Holders Of Plies are
respectfully invited 10 call and receive their
cash, or renew in the Fourth baptist Lottery,
TO be drawn This Day. in this town. Highest
Prize, 10000 dollars.
Tickets only 8 dollars, aud shares in pro.
portion, for sale Mt the Canal Lottery Office,
No. . l-2 Canal-s;rect.
'Cno "'ac'er ian -
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NOTICE.

goitSh
WSI1E subscriber having been .appnlnrfl
II Agent, for the Ri'Englp Epqg Quqrly
Company, Is now ready 70 supply ~cusiamnis
w'h natural faced Stone, for all the variety 81
uses for building work, sidewalks, SC.
The low price for which .hoy will he dTTjrIh-
cd, and the excellent quality Of the Stdns, !, .
hoped will insure a liberal patronage
Those who leave orders for STONE, 10 ut
supplied directly frvm the quarry, can DayS
them delivered at the place uirre they az, 20
be used, aud save the expnnse Of trucking.
DAVID BOLLEs, -agrnI
ITydraulion-s,rect, ian s.
-. Il. \ few teams will find cgtisinnt crS
Payment, to transport Slone from tic QdoFT,1
20 this market.
a few men VOL experienced in quafru1gsHsf
trimming Stone, will fnd constant employincnt-
ol,eer 10y tho mont. or by tho Jop; ior anas
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
! 4 LIEN f. BELCHER have Just re-.
n. cpived, direct from the manufacturiys,
per ship New York. win Ncw-York, an vxtsis
siye assortment Of Hardware, viz
Sad Irons Flemish TatEs
Siovels and longs Red Keys
Stock and PadlucRs Iron SPOONS
Norlicc Il Knob Locks Iiuss Hinges
Closet and Chest Locks Hruss Butts
Gun aud Trunk Locks Patent Iron Bntrs
Coinm0ju Knohs apd Do1r Butts and srfihls.
Rings Shovel Pans
Warming Pans Ivy Sad Irons
Iron Stluarcs Curry Combs
BED Screws Jack and IkJtcs CHSirT
Nest Weights sercv Plares
Sheet Iron Tea Ke,llGs Iron Candle Sticsl
Coffee B-ilcfs Rex Rnlcs
Glue Pots Cloak Pms
Coal tots Eras Thumb Iatffi7s
Plate Hinges CanDodc Knobs AID
Clmit Nails Rings, &c. So Sc ~
Hursc diio
Which added 10 their former stock. marGs
heir assortment very extensive. They Rro
constantly receiving Smiths Rench Tools -
superior article, all of which will he cold ola
favorable terms. Call at No. 4. BROAD stcet.
Dec
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TO LET.

TO LET.
Hs,T,36A A part OF the store No. IL, Canal
l.slEa- street. First story.wouId be Let OH rea-
sonahlc terms if application should be made
soon 10 J. y q HOWELL,
;1uW II, C'aagl Sirc.,
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BROWN & cos
IST of numbers drawn in the Grand State
IL Lottery, class o. !.
22 AZ 27 6 Il Al
Holders OF prizes purchased ut this office,
are requested to call and receive the cash and
renew in the various Lotteries soon TO be
drawn.
THIS DAY.
Rhode-island Fourth 'aptist Lottery, third
class, 20 be drawn in this town, This Day.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $40, 200.
Whole Tickets 5 dollars, parts in pro portion,
for sale at Office No 81, Market-street.
BROWN 8 co.
Jan &c
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FRUIT TREES

FRUIT TREES
Hss2lsySySsss. STEPHEN +. MILLS & co
ASSsassSess& (late Prince 4 Mills,) have for
ASTxsSE sale at their old American Nursery,
Flushing Landing. near New-York.
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts Of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. Tho selections
of tho varieties and additions ure of tho most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with n
general assortment Of Forest Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs&c.; Peach TrceS-a larg.
assortment Of Peach Trees, Of vigorous
~growths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, arc either
grated or inoculatcd, and arc propagatod from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
com most celebrated. The prices of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, r. I. (where catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended TO.
HENRY G.. CARPENTER, Agent.
October II IF
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PEwS TO LET AT AUCTION.
TINE pews In the Meeting house, ishuyYed
\ nm Richmond Street, recently fAuzsd ID
the second Unitarian Socieiy, vii 9e kcr1s
.Auction,o an Monday, January 2e. ra2S a2f1
O'Clock, A. NJ. Conditions al safs.
ian 23
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0ROU6,
WILLIAM J. TYLER.

WILLIAM !. TYLER .
No. 2, South .Main-street
WILL open this day and Tomorrow, al
complete IN assortment Of Goods az is
usually found In a Merchant Tailars store
viz
Supcrine blue and black BIoadclbih
do olive and mkt do do
Common do do do =
Blue and black Cassimercs
Extra super silk Vestings
Toilinett, Valencia, ana Mnrseilles do
Black Italian Crardts
do India do
Yellow, Red Bandanna, Flag md Cayman
silk Handkerchief
Fancy Cravats, primo assortment
Woodstock and Beaver Gipyes
Mems horse skin do
Brown und black Linens
Fine and extra gilt Coat BIHt2ns
Cam5!ot and Lasting do
Lambs wool Hose aud Socks
Watch Ribbons
Fine Irish Linens
Suspenders
Sewing silks. Threads. Plus. Sc.
.fLSO,
A fow boxes READ Gnrman Cologne water, .
Vi, first quality.
A large assortment Of ready made Clothing,
consisting Of blue and black Dress Coats, Pan
falcons, Vests, surtouts, Great Coats Wrap.
pers, Cloaks, Short jackets Pea Jackets, &c. |
N. B. Having made arrangements with onc
ofthc first tailors in this place, all garments
will be made to order, at the best materials, !
and warrented in every respect. jan l6.
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TIME Steam Cotton Manafa cturiug Com
Il pany, wish to engage an able and eNpe
rionccd MAcuINIsr to superintend the ma
chino making business at their establishment
in Providence r.. 1. 70 one slilful and COM
petcnt to take charge o! an extensive manu-
fAciurc of machinery, together with heavy
boring, filing, turning. sc. liberal encourage
ment will be given. Unqucstionable references
as to character and ability, will be required.
ter to the subs cribcr.
Jan 9 JOHN Fl. CLARKE, Agent.
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Fortune Jdrors those Whospatroni-c the cor
ner, at Nos. l2, Ii and I6. .Market-sreet.
GHa.FD SIATE LOIIERY.
Drawn Numbers.
% AZ 81 6 Il IL
lNOM. 6 Al 43, q prize of 200 dollars, be-
~ sides many Of 100 dollars and like wise
of 25s, los, Sc y sold as above-Cash roady
as soon as 'alled for, without discount for in
terest. 1t will be recolloctcd, that I have now
a worry handsome list ef prizes all sold and paid
within q few days. among which are prizes Of
5000, $500, ID o dollars, many Of $1,000, and
lots of s5O0S, together with a host Of such as
3O0s, zoos, zoos, &c sold to gentlemen ofthis
town. For chances in the Rhode-Island
Fourth Baptist Society Lottery, draws This
Day. HIGHEST PRIZE. $40, 900.
Tickets IS, and shares in proportion. To
DO had in every variety at
CLARK'S
II. |. State Lottery, and Exchange Office, Nos
IL, II and Is, Union Buildings.
Jan %
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

THIS DAY.
~ thousand dollars highest prize.
-HE Rhode Island Fourth Baptist Lottery,
n draws in this own this day Highest
prize 100 @.
Tickets 5 dollars and parts in proportion.
IWenty thousand Dollars.
The Grand Consolidated Lottery, dra ws in
Washington on Wednesday. FEBRUARY, 9th.
Highest prize 2O,GO0 dollars.
Tickets 8 dollars, and parts in proportion
Sir thousand Dollars.
Vermont State Lottery, draw on Tuesday.
FEBRUARY, io Highest prize 5000 dollars.
Tickets at s dollars, and parts in proportion
For sale by HUTCHE - & CORY.
Jan 26 l, Market-street.