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No,c is The time TO use &omach,c HerS,
a Grand Restorative TO HeoW

Nop is The time TO use S0mach,c Hers,
a Grand Restorative TO HeoM
nOCT. WEDDERBURN, informs his friei and
~ the public generally, he has now on hast his
Shop on Fairfa x-street, a large supply of til bove
unequalled article, by the bottle, dozen, on or
quart. All who are DESTROYS of ENJOYING tirnesti-
mable blessing, health--in climates like thFhere
fops and masmas, are so common at this, aother
seasons ofthe year. win find it to their adyge to
use them two or three times day, as gresnehts
will be derived from them. In extreme casi debl'
lily. they have seldom failed to have the ded ef-
feet, as can be proved by number our rnesPec-
table citizens of both sexes. They havGp been
used in many places in Virginia, viz: Richs' Nor
folk, Gosport, Hampton on the Potomac ,ppahan
noe and James Rivers, and the lower ptes OF
Maryland-They also have been spokeshiy OF
in Kentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee, keys'' New
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba), Bermuda, shomas'
1t. Bartholomew and Martinique. Eachle mas
label of directions, and sealed and stamFSith my
seal, to prevent counterfeits.
Price so cents per bottle, or IS per ID Retail
ers have frequently sold them atsl. Epri25
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For Rent.

For NcMt.
~A THE MILL AND FARM.
&3s ~ called Triadelphia, situated nm Holmes
~ r. run. about 50 miles from Ale xandria.-
The mill has made from 1000 to 5000 bar
reis OF flour in the year. The Farm, on which there
Is very commodious Dwelling House, &c. consists
OF ABOUT 30 acres 50 to 60 of which is excellent mea
dow. Possession given on the LIST of August next
Apply to NJ. MILLER &, SON.
april l7-t1A
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Dr.. Rush's

FMrfar-streci, .3Lerandr1a
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Hu The FuNan.


AR At New yos, SON, York, DE Cost, Som Lwerpa"'
John Linton, Wby, Ne~ Orleans, Mobile, PEI ln', do" BE
gal Trinidad; Rins a,e', Carpenter, sWanHs' AVE. NSe
ds ianfurd Pierce Bole,uv Dnsn, Dban- AntweIp; VII
liam, Hammond, New Ulcanj Hyperion, Gray, do; Venus,
Holland TUX. I,,nd Laurel Bai"r, Surcriind and fam-
gate; Hector Low New Castle Eng; ue,nrr Learned J"c-
mel; ,loop, Iiunltc Heath and Empc-', 1hayer, hence
CID Leeds, iIebhard Loudon Plcihe, Crockc LiHepooE
Cur ew Jones' Grccnoct; Howard, lianbug' View oeanr
Cole New Orleans Slat's Wilson, d"i Lafayette do; hts-
ulstor, Mobile.
Spokeu 3!. ull .ehr Alexander, farnum, from New Or
ear. or ih. pot, and parted with 18th, ia gale
Spoken, Oh the foruga' 'cT Eliza iiom Mobile ior Pion
denre .
spoken lth lat 90 ST. long So 1. hi, Criterion Taylor Of
Newport, / ds fla la,ana fer New OIlcan,.
saed rom !,yari, 9th alt ship Tea Plant Boyd OF New
Ar at pnIadelphia, 29h, Roth aad Mary, from Orleans
Atlantic, Swap do; Exchange ST Anerews cid Superb, New
Orleans; Comet 81 Thomas
Tho S o0p - Boston, sailed ON Moneiideo @ith
Jan fH 10 Ja"'lro.
NJ Rio J,eho, Feb ship Providence, Bowers of this port
disc r tolus, al Boston do.
At Cape Mc.uraIo Ian 26h Doris, from pal Brig komP,
of potlind, s,iel d ", for The River Gatenes.
At Port Prince about 9Th ait Lisonil, OF Boston, ior u
Tayd, next day.
sailed from Havana, 10th u sehr Paragon Gading, for
Bisol.
The Lad, Mactwoh, Spgg,, from Honduras and Charles
ton was abandoned the 18th Jan lat 50, long ~ complete
wreck Grew arr in England. . =.
The ship, Satche1 and Ee, sailed fom rcn'aeola Q"
9Th ut ~
Arr a New Orleans, nth, ,chr Mary Ann Burr, of War
Ar the En.'i,h TWa, iQta, brig Cra.fod, Luther, OF
Warren. from tla c,,nn
Arr at lrimmr, 2hh Jcder'on' from New Orleans siat.
do; Gen snih, M'UilL pio Jan.ro.
Sailed ON NoriolA 18th, lng Cnion Cnon OF Newport
fer y Orls.
Ar at New lean, l3h, big cr,wfor Luther, from
,l,r,cu 18Th e.,a. C,tc ION, IA, 10, Nav eli br.
ile, Jo.rrh ~ "'. '.n'i'r'rc Castillo Havana.
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AtNew Orleans, Sth, ult brig Charles Joseph,
Bishop loading for this port.
At Matanzas, IOth. SHIPS William, Allen. for War
ren, 20 ds; Boy, Greene, of Ne"port. for Europe,
unc; Gen Jackron. D'W olf of Bristol, do do; brig
New England Curtis, Of this port, loading; Harriet,
P'rtlano.
Tie brig l,en Ruggles, Phillips, Of Newport, is
up a, New York. for New Orleats.
Schr Cldrssd, Tor this port, is adv 70 gail IRON
Hal'owell, as sooh as The river "pens.
At New Orleans, Sih cit ships Aspssia. Bennett,
of BRISTOL, for rcgh' or charter; Franklin, Pearte,
af,,s port unc; VIM Baker, ,T,llinghast, do do; brig
favorIte, tor this port, 9Th Ameia, do unc; Ne
r.us. Corey, Of l. port, d.; Janus, Pane do for
Havana, soon, Balance, Rrder, of Bristol ireeh or
charter Castillo, .'r,nk, OF Warren, Havana. next
week.
At Wampoa, Dec 10, ships Pansm,, Champion
for New York, next day, Nautilus, Nash. Europe, y
DIS; Rebscca slpa, Bran,z, do do; Woodrup Suns
West, do do; Ajax, powdall, New York. do do;-
Caledonia. Barr, Phad iOth, Terrier, Valparaiso
soon. In the river, bound up, ship Mary Lord
Rosscter, from New York.
The US ship Falmouth, Capt Morgan, went io
sea from Hampton Roads, 25h.
Brig Dolly, Martin, Of Warren, for y Orleans
sailed from Havana, i5h
AR at Charleston, 18Th, schr Secretary, Chiffon
den, from Boston, via Now ,ort.
At Cayenne, FEB ~ schr Dollar. Holiness io
Salem, d,; briggs Jubilee, Chace, of Newburyport
repairing, To st!l III oV as houhu, Ninn, LOT Sae"
unc.
! The brig Sarah Ann, Philips from Savannah, io
Boston, ashore at the SW part of the Island o
! Nantucket. on the 22d inst about 9 o'clock, + VI
! The deck load WAS thrown over IN hopes she wnul'
noat, but the wind blowing gale on shore, she beat
upon the beach. The cargo will probably be saved
| but the vessel " III be lost.
Sailed from Boston, on Friday, Dispatch, for th
| port.
Up at Baltimore, 9Th, Jos. s. Mary, for thl
| port, next day.
| The Brutus, Blunt from Hampton Roads, 70
Falmouth, Eng. put into Portsmouth, on the 29ih ul
! lcaky.
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TWO DAYS MORE
M!EM AGEHIE,

tOSSISTiNG Of the collection of curious AMI
~ IN ls exhibited in New England, and mver Ls-
fore H. iI.e ;own Of Providence.
M. L. The Great India ELEPiIiNT-nine foet high
aud supposed 70 i-h 700 pounds. This is The largest in
III, tc sates and for duc:ly and sagaciy has
been rScc2cd-
Tho Royn' T.btk 9. Asi-tIe only the cont .ert
This Tiger "A oiiln and supposed to be p,.weru,
as the african LION The be :iriIl regularity Of his
strcS cNc"s thr a!mrton ut tie beiOdcr whi. his fs
rclou, dsp stu irs'-. with ave, 10 those w!o
uuain'cd va his hs,Ty. o..
The E";i ,Iupcd or FlclsIe MEL. Tho CaiU
q Is caplti" Gf ,aying 40 piads weight than e.
Drmejary > which has uniformly been exhibited fx
Canr-..
The he iuliil African LEOPARD.
ptr Of kANt; AROtJS, fion New Holland. The Kan
q,ro altogether upor, hind feet making
humid o 10 or l. feet with such i?dhy os 70 ousIp tiis
fee't-t 'F'y hound IA ...t, ., ,s
Rni'GIy Ape.
sau,y .HCt.
Riid suse and D, gflc'd Baboons.
Sno,sn Ring.
The GDANICIlUS, from South America
ton ol ose who have visited the Menagere, with his ulcx
anpcd fedts Of horse monkey ship his small Shetland
Pony ring is iitcd for hi, performances. go.
= ii. collection * IN Exhibition the rear Of Mr..
xnr,t's Coffee House, Tor few !ys only. -.r
7 Hours n Amlt,nce trnn To- A. NJ i'll 5, P. NJ. and
from Il, iii 9 10 the Evening. ~
/ hdmttince - cents, children IL 10 cents.
Ap!ii1
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PORT or pROFIHENCE
ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, March %.

Schr Snprrb Hone, Hhace, '6 days from Mobile,
With cotton. to Wn B,igrt %. Lett s'ps
Ca,,.r J,1ucs, f,r Liverp sol. or days; Isaac
Hicks. d, sorI0. hr,rs' MILLER, BlhugS. 'or Phuai
.inh,, 10; Bolivar, Clark, uner; Pla"des. Mopdv.
Nav York lnr ); Uulci states. -, do or .;
.chrs Rover ii IN lv, iI 'S,oa, ne day; He,Perns,
n ,sk,ll 4, "A, Nl, unrr; 'rrht. Hail. Il ship TX
,i, from New York. Just arr: brig VI ,oiie, just arr.
The sche ,ner Mrssrugcr, OF i 's"n, was Ashore on
E,s, Ranks. Saw eoing IN, about o SAL ofvessc's.
snake lith lat 2j ~, b,p = > pig Il 're. # y
Yn,k. rr,a, 81 Thnm,s, fr Now Dricans pr Mobile.
,uh. off c,pe H,,nras, brig Wlllilm, from New
Orleans, for New York.
l. sloop ve,as, Ch,I. 81 hours from New
York. with iron, cotton, salts, &c TO } ChipIn &
Co w r Greene, Martin, Dyess & Minon,
. Arnold, D,venpor, x Go and others.
Sloop South Kngftown, Gardper, Kinrstown.
Steam boat Futon To;nlinson, from New York
Sloop Narraganscut, WILLIAMS, Tnupton,
Sloop George and Mary. Bliss, Newport.
SUNDAY. M,rch 30.
Shin Envoy, Wheaton, 10 days from Savannah
v;,h cotton to Il. Lothrnp, WIZ II Greene, II
Anthony. ] Chaplin & Co G Allen, g II Arnold, J
nI,n,on. S Waterman, 5 Manton, l. II Arnold, ard
II Bullock.
Schr Herald; Iisll, from phadcphla, wlio
Schr North Carolina, i,slnw, oaysirWil-
uin,,on, NC with lunber to Thomas Is Lag and
-.,,op. TO Overs & Manton, J Maaton uanBc.k
with and Pearson Spoke IN the, River. II sch,
Mary aad Susan, i3 days from New ig!Esa1,e
d,y, 81 miles o. Cape Fear, schr R'singl ac,,
Read, ofTroy, Z days from Charleston, for. Cfri
.ock-had experienced severe gale soon after icaY
,ng mort but recered 40 damage.
u l. sIonp Prpsideaco, Br,wn. from New York;
vi,h cotton iron, snut, butcr lard. wool, hardwP1e
&c To Urknes, aud So,d, II Soulc, WPfM. 4
Wm Pabod,e, ;lald,ng AMI Adfch, Rlchminaiof
snow, Overs and NJ, ton, Chap'n Cr,Eneker
4 Day and Son, = Shove, L Whitaker, aw ,Esar /
and Milbank.
sloop ,3c,.cy and Charlotte. IialhFwaNt ifon
Rochester.
Sioo2 Commerce, Whiley, Ncwpor
Ste ,m boat Washington, Comst'ck, Sew lo'k
:. Sioop Emenc, Miller. from BRISTOL
sioop Trader, Burgess from Saadwich.
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence. don Sandwich
MONDAY, March 81
.Rloop Argonaut, Borden. Trny.
Slo n Mary Nichols. Revn'ltls, Wexford
sloop NIous; Noriah, Nlr',u, from Wlrion.
SIooo Two i,rolhrrs, Groa'e, East Greenwich.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
TUESDAY. tpril |.
-UL s',,p Sroori,r "hdi. ~ hmrs rom Nes
yo.k. with ir,n, w.ml, d,r SuTs, . 'rdvare, ,cnpns
,,,,e-. cider, steel, &c to u Mninlord X 20 ,
u,lye.. Slater. w iriwcll y ~ Djcrs and Ma"iua
Nicb,rdson aud Whhaicr, u V "aiiDr'. = y y
ArnoJ. = Newell, = Shove, Wm Wal, . I 'wn.onl
/ Con, ,dnn X sJns, Cow.io, Il 'iHtd' ''csI
Grirnel x Sons, B Aborn, Harkness aud STEAD and
u o Dyer y Co:
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DO TOR BROWNELI.,

UFs bIII.NU IIVI
ZNFORMS he nllh nts, ot .tlI ale II id ana the ada
cont tps,s Of Massachusetts, fiai he continues Ia prlc
tie fr disc Df the hoIi g"urr, ,y with the IN ~
allrled sucrcsS. Ircur = jlumdce, bhcr' cuiupl'nt
sick iIeli Ache, SIT Rbeln, Pills. indi,r,liui, scat
Head, -. |huS Dune srroFui,, Kings EVIL, ami n
! 81 arising r ,pc ,e at the hU', His h-'
ticc safe aud simpic aud hq nGdrncs cp1iiil, ~
vegetable king l,i. During p,urrHc nf loirceB VIZ
Doctor Bownn has had the astonishing * ny
the rre1irr relief If individuals e travels tra gh mhN
the towns the state, md he consulted at ,N' ol
time Tosn persons who u's'd ~ Pr plCrcr, ava tfth
,vri Themselves o. hr Blind Drctof's services, 'c3
III r comaiIls with Nj. !uin1n High street. '-'''
tp-i If
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LEMONS.

REAL Estate.
Oh Saturday next Apr 5t, ut II O'Clock, A. ". eatg
Premises, ...
THE va,uabe REAL Estate, belonging "a the heir Q.
Col Jersni, Dlne-, consisting Of Is House Lots,
on PawIucket Eis Turnpike, near Olney's Lane
:, .a ALSO,
One ha Of meadow land containing acres and - rel
adjoining, Westerly laid Tio~' Lots. r'
ALSO,
one !.N, containing acres md Ia rods WITT 7 rsls
hen on, Standing tie tle rDerto x, VIII
failing spring, OF water and fountan ect,j ten
on, whl An act m Incorporation, pissed sfay session, %
protecting Ia tie sad Jcrcnrh Dllcy, and Ejs heirs
Signs tie right ia exclusive Of said w,ters with
laying logs aud penalty for disturbing said ir,s, SC .t-
Ia the said .rrnts Of Eco an si ~ t'.s !5gs1
Described prem SOS, may he examined by calling NJ II.-
ting ltoHn,h VI StoidiI Conditions MADE xn0ys .ca
time ot aud place of sie. ... o,, r.arss q,
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DEATHS.

In this Frid'y morning, Caroline Eakahcth infant
i,u,her of Mr. John 7. Jones'
O, Sunday mornin; last very suddenly, Mr.. George Smith
aged IS years.
IN Hope vill,sc. (w"I c"nn) Mr. Io'cPr h con, for
ne " Of Sm;felI in Ssh year o hi. W,lr step
pn. over the shat of v'he, Wenrs lay eYen'nf
mis- foot .ppc and he fell hetwcen tn" arms OF The vince
which being hi, body drawn through space o
o. G. inches between he wheel and me wall which the
shat, rests; hr die on fhusday mo'ning leaving "id ~
and our chi I on o. ~ hi. los,
In N.v-Yn~e on So'ur av H., 4 william H. o'h'.
In Ponsh<cep ic " y NJ. Franr's N"yer', VIE "i 60.
Mcyers an dau. hcr Of Car ver olen 'ormc 'y oI '
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VESSELS SPOk /, N g..

2'd is. lat 80 so, long 6S 40, schr Harvey, from
Tewvo~t. for St u ,mnao. day, cut.
Jan ST.. "A: 2D.O, 5 long ~ 20, ship WashiH-
to-. Satsbury, OF 'ha port, 29 ds from Canton for
Cowes Saw agaiu, 9th Jan of Cape Of Good
Ho.o,
22l, lat 80 30, long 7s, brig Sail & Hope, Brown,
rom Sur'nam for this port, but steering for Charles
tom being in a lelkv cond ton.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

IITT NNNN W. 7. KIJT,
CO.9CH CH4 Sc, IND SIGN P.1i.NrER,
ENFDRHS The citizens u Provide aud us nty, that
I've has established imsl' in Providence. in tie huding
ot Messs Moses and Samuel Guild, Ia Of Nej basst
street and }, Nou Orange street, where lie oarr,s on
tie above pSrc>s in all is branches. Having had .g cx
fien"e in Toe business he that le viii be cpabel 20
give entire satisfaction 10 those WHO he pleased to efn
Poy him Carriages chses, &C. reprinted - short notice
and ~ the "rc',nHip tipr terms. II A. II :
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ssdueina two other powers 10 assist in over

ssdueina two other powers 10 assist in over |
tho wing he Orom,n Empire
TIE A.apa-s,Inr, Narn At Corfu aud it ls
sad, were to make neH prop 'Siiions IL the
Porte.
The M,rchionsss Of Louie, youugcs, dnugl-
ser of the late King Of portigti, ,as atused ~ ,
England with her husband, in II schr. from
GibriI,er-having fled from Lisbon 10 avoid
her brother Don Miguel, who was dispeased
with her marriage.
The French troops were about TO evacuate
Cadiz.
The B,nk Of Mcssrs Waters u Co. Swansea,
has been robbed Of E20 900, OF whl' II 200
was in specie.
In the Ho Of Commons, Feb. 2ls', Mr.
HIrriss 60 uplaineh OF certain mis- st statenen's
,.esp-cting hD denied that the difference be.
tween hlm.elf and Mr. lIuskisson was the
,cln of the dissolution If the lae A!m'ns
.:fa,ion and asserted that there were other
,a,ore IN ,terial con idcratons which led to that
;i,rp,rtint ratasrophr. Sesertl members ox-
,;,rsss,i their aslon,slnnen' at this dc"liraiion,
-, mi d.intnIcd further explanations, which,
.,.cmnyer. Mr.. II. refused to make.
London, Feb 22.-New Dollars, A.. lOd.
Liperpool, Sat. Foe Feb. 23
The sales of Cotton this week amount 10
,A, 400 bags, Of which 1900 Am. have hcen
s,i.ken on speculation. The sales include AGO
- islands; 6,370 Upands, at 5d to 5-S, with
% at 6 "a; 1880 Mobile x Ala. is, to q
,a6l-2; 2ISO Orleans, 5 IL 10 Ia
The Tobacco market has been dull. Ashes IN
steady demand. 100 ts, Car. Rice, have been
sold al lis Sd. to lSs Cd. OF $500 hds. flax
seed offered, 80 n. York were sold at 46 to
.4s. No transactions in Turpentne reported.
-35) bb!s. Am. tar, sold at l2s Cd, to l3s.-
Wheat is Is per bushcl lower. Indian torn
may be bought on better terms than last week
Feb 20. The sales of Cotton on Saturday.
ana Yesterday. are estimated at 1000 bags
The market continues dull and without I'M
provement in prices.
ntCoNGREss.--On Friday, the House was
occupied in discussing the amendments to the
Tariff Bill, offered by Messrs. Malary and Bu-
chanan, both of which we're rejected, and the
Committee rose. The National Journal re-
marks:
"Thc decision on the second amendment OF
Mr. Malary yesterday, proves, as tar as the
decision of the Committee goes, that nothing
will be dpne to fulfil the Just expectations ana
anxious e,loris of the manuia cturerS The bll
as il came from the Committee, with all IT'S IN
Justice, and all its inelicienav, is 10 he forced
upon tn. true friends of Domestic Industry, II
they are to have any thing Nothing like con
cesson or co,nproinis, will be agreed TO by the
advocates pftha Comni;'aa and their measure
m. u cent y'li be abt'ed where III" unpoS
bears too heavy; .,of a cent added where IL i
INSULT cicnt for protection"
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,$GTiCf1.

sSyliE .ir..!' +a'i@$r'6 .aeogq. p IL sGr,e@a
z rdlflH CtufL hjHen .dbt"9l'ttc, NiHiN .'r,i To-.
The cod ty o! f6yt6-t 4rc irol 1forAly6t Aa,tb 4.
D. f}.H l. H.. of 2c,.hsJ ID, EctcL 4 rtIta,iv. ldiet
To- uho he lcnfGt FIN fc N hi relief s 'oirrr
DtIo," IA. hctn aal " ,dd co,u y. nltijo 'hht he
k,ald a,cHiif- 20 h To act 81 ;r 'oriW nnd 'h,t
si> nonh. Goa Ge ii hcr1f hsyt t'ch at ecd ~ s'd
Count, }rthc ecitor. o,il K,,oho frnE q hey hrli
,,c IL anl prove thi,r ,l1m ..n.t bi, f.ih6 D. -
Amil2 fEOR'E GILMORE A,,i,lro.,
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TO GARDENERS ANp, ,iGRICULrURALiSr

TO UAKDIN F!tN ANT'r IUHIINLT Y IHALISTS,
THNE subscriber, repec FUZZY informs The public, hn he has
III succeeded hi. late father Jacob Iardcnhmgh seeds
M m and hopes The orders Of the patrons of hi se
cnt lie has hand, very extensive variety o
cn culinary seed, of the bc quality, all Of which he will
warren he and OF the last growth A. hi father
for fv wears wa, only scotsman in Providence and dur
ing period enyc extensive paOnagchi'
and onhieny hopc that that patronage viii no" be
lc red him. lis stand i The old nai ae, stall No. 10.
Ap ~. JOHN I. ilARDENBl RGi.
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IiINIi GOODS.

NEOSES POTTER L 60. NJ 50 heap ii" have Just re-
.VG c,e! uppl, ofnr" and rich Goon', consisting Of
elegant silver gcd Gators patterns Ivory dinr- and
Kni,o. an Forks, AMI b> the h,er' ich bronl
COFFEE irn ELEGANT stlnr fra and Coffee Pots, pat
i,rns .ar Cream match rl Da.er, neat arti
ol--A!o good so tmcn OF Ere ch and English hnm, in
rrl .ct AMI b, the dozen. April
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.itNi II ESDAY.

si-pi. HDhb ~ We NTH
-, eT re's.e a', r i uu The m1uutrctry, 81 ~
fS%' sre''t'.fe'Lt p" 'ia tGnd Side I,lttS f.ss
; yuss'-' - t-e-r T His t,yn rul sday nt,l ru
T'ipe., ~ u. a. ~ r"'i ~ tic lnlustr. ,.
9@hg ri i4iSo 4 n0sNe ioi llul OF lGCc ;ef 90
sr$t y 2so' lrf ir' l3of 100, 81 of25; IS o.
q a 'ttN { 't.A-f 70. ,. . 80.
~, sT.t' 80, - ua'yes 2 gatcrst T. G,r sllr hy
"".'' !,'" = ''"'' t7f;A'TNCEY SHEPARD,
. t,'!' h'arter sttc,'t, IulH mt Lfs,ps'
:. y " ~ rr.F 'nr' ne rclniry, Qo,tlgr ptid5 =.
+" ~ ~ h4s1d@t @tse "li b. gratefully rccev'lW~d
H.rtiii i't ci'tisc'ita. hwibs
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MARRIAGES..

Ia thi, town. Sunl,y ",s lat, y the Rev. Nr. w
son. SIR o,is Bis Of Rehobo, tr Mi'5 Charlotte Deans,
Providence.
la Warren. W. Ia,nes ro',cr. 10 Ni 8"'.ey w. Tioi
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NOTICE.

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i. 3 tci yht., iG''i II p,,,ornrr, within, aad 'or The
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VALUABLE REAb -EsfATE At AUCTIOH
~ Tuesday, April I'D at IL oc,ck NJ tho prc,n.ss
y the valuable Real Estate owned By Susgn P;adi C.
stnted in n, street. bounding said isO fsel o.,
tending back 20 feet and being about 40 feet length iu u
rear. On the premises is "A handsome two story Dwc,f
House in complete rpair, being nearly new For fthl
'pln4s ard conditions of srle, app AT the Auction Il.
Ntr.hS =.
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E1ee!isHt! exeelleatu By all that's eomJortableh!
SoMEriiiNG handsome every day. Drawn Number. in
- the Virginia State Lottery:
25 ~ ~ 10 . 81
Combination ~ 81 H. the h,ndome prue Of si0O0, was
sold TO gentleman Of this toDn-cah paid without discount
the the ticket prt.rnrd Beside. the above had
the pleasure OF selling some of $40 -St0-SG0-S50
$50, &c. exc. Cash ready for the whole called
hr.
Rhode Island CONSOLIDATED Lottery he drawn THIS DAY
HIGHEST PRIZE lGtng DOLLARS.
Tickets only dollars and IN the Ncg.iok COn,oidaied
Lottery, Capital prizo Si0UG, likewise 10 be da"n THIS
DAY. Name State Lottery, Capial prize 5000 Lowest
~ 50, and tie only So and shares H. prspooa.
The above the ounlte lptri for my friends, OF any
other the cnpetone IN which have staroe. eyei
hi. of selling lras II more. The capitals
~ fcrssse' ha e Of the capitals n the above Sit>
, Call and secure tIem before the! dbPo,ed o At ,
CLARE'S
r. l. State Loeay AMI fsch'nge Office, No' H. H. aud IL
Mafkct Street.
Orders by mail Otherwise prouply attended TO- Please
a,idte-, j. l.. 'LANk.
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9Th cid Mary. Jordan Providence.
Sth, cid Brividcre, Vose, Boston.
MOBILE, March Arr Lash, Homer, from
Charleston
Cid urecian, Gage, Havana.
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ST YED.

SlJN ban 81 aI..t,ccl Hck COW piH a,wh,te
~ face and rel caC sh whit. pan r ! 60,
vii the ,lve NJ Pa bon Mason Nr20d AIc, h1'
- Ii er,ly rev ,rde qi.i ~ cnd's.'7 rrif.
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Nnrfl

'yyIE srcfihcr having received ,sshmc1l " 49, Pc
ety OF E,,tntn Chase lr oi the firm ul hic ; f''u-
n.pn, rcgue, al Indebted 10 sid Ch'r, 20 lhc payment
- him without Ne, tnl u,.h' The rrtdl". oi siii na',
i, .iS he i3h VI Urh ,ioseG them 10 ir.
10 md p-uy 'e lon,rl 10 "r1 ir th'm o. avail ' u"ircs
- .H' IYEEIZER 5. DAY,
Ntdii ~ .n,s of T., p ain 'hI.c.
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GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER.

VNNE u.c ibc aNom re'nlu',h ng h pr line Of hI'i
woul ,a'i hs stock Gio' o'c'i" 6s'L,e, and ,ho
tnn on ia'Jrabl: terms Apply at No. 10 Nr,m'n TER
.f,,t. >. tIARkE il y. .
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CLEAR ED.

Ship Constitution, DAVIS, New Orleans.
Hrg William, Fisher, Boston
ship Hazard, Chace, New Orleans-iborn & Jack
Brp George. Jones Hayana--J Potter.
Schr Cold Hunlrrss, Currie, Pmiadcp phm. Master
Schr N,jr AlberS, Barclay, Phltjrlphn. Master
Sc,r Ectsev a;a Eliza. Hsxtc.. Eos,on. Masler
q /. soon MARY. G,rduer. New York.