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FLOUR AND CORN.
BbLS. hesh grounl Canal ou
a ~ ~ 60 hnsI' Is Yellow souihern Corn
2JO d" WhGe do do
Landing from 'oop Volint, AMI for sale by
i. S. DAY Il son,
sep.8 - Weybo,,,t-,tree,.
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A, Crohstadt, 2sth Aug brig Packet, Tyler, for
this port, unc; Russian, Ryder, for Boston, 8 ds;-
Pioneer, Allen, New Bedford, 3; Henrietta, Lyon,
Boston, 8; Palladium, Couiman, do Z, Cygnet,
EndIcott, Salem, unc; Talma, Soule, do.
At Elsincur, 9Th Sept Gen Bolivar, Cobb, from
Boston, for Copenhagen; Minerva, Cobb, do Tor do
both arr 7th.
At Trinidad, Cuba, 2sth ult brgs Cordelia. Glib.
for Boston, 3; Packet, Scott, New York; Favori.e,
Sampson, Santander. loading; Mary Beckett, Philad.
elphla dscg; Nancy, Hooper, Boston, arr 25th, do.
The U schr Grampus, sailed on the 22d, for Ha.
vana, and would return again on the 10Th, to give
convoy around Cape Antonio.
Up at Warren, brigs Miles, Wheaton, for New
Orleans, few davs Blossom, do.
At Esinenr, 18th Aug brig Harriet, Cook, Of this
port, IN, Matanzas.
The Tea Plant, Boyd, OF Newport, for Cadiz, has
sailed from Norfolk
At New Orleans, 9th ult brig William, Brooks,
from Newport.
At Shields, Sept 10Th, brig Baltic, Littefcld, .oi
Newport, from Hamburg.
Sailed from Boston, on Saturday night, schr Sal
ly Hope, Baker, for this port.
Adv at Petersburg, 2lst, -, Hyler, for this
port.
The Huron, ofNew York, was condemned at St
Ubes, in consequence Of having strained so much
(whe hauled on shore, to clean her bottom) as to fill
with water.
Sloop Fame, Allen, hence, has arr at Nantucket.
Up at Boston, eth, schr Boston, Baxter, for this
port.
ADV at Charleston, 18th, schr Agnes, Swasey, oi
Newport, for ST Augustine 18th.
The U S ship Delaware, anchored in Leghorn
Roads on the 23d ut.
No Am vessels at Fayal, I'd inst.
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NEWPORT, DC, 22. Arr schr Jarvi, Brown 8

NEWPORT, Oct 22. Arr schr Jarvis brown g.
Co. Fowler, from Noabern.
2ith, arr sloop Speed Rose, from Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH,. Oct 2l. Cid brig New Pack
ct, Hcnday, Gonaivcs.
GLOUCESTER, Oct 49, Sailed, Fox, Foster,
6uriuam.
PORTLAND, Oct %. Arr brig North Star, fin
Havana.
Cid Superior, Rogers, Cape de Verbs; Angela,
{ Gardner, Quad; Susan & Sarah, Waterhouse, New
Orleans; schr Pan Matanzas, Camniett, St Barts.
BOSTON, Oct 2i. Arr ship Dclos, Bragdon, fr
Gibraltar; briggs FAIR Play, Haskell. Point Petrc,
Cad; Hazard, Trott, Wilmington; Euterprzc Lay.
,field Richmond; schr Sally Hope, Baker, Proyi.
deoce; Pioneer, Curtis, Newport.
Cid ship Emerald, Webb, Malta and a market;-
brig Talisman, Pratt, New Orleans; schr Columbus,
Cassidy, st Croix.
25th, arr brigs Frances, Urann, from Cronstadt
and Elsneur; Socrates, Trinidad, Cuba; Gallego,
Savage, ST Petersburg and Fayal
Cid brigs Robert Brandt, Hubert, Hamburg; Cru;
sadcr, Fletcher, Matanzas; Eliza Ann, Davis, Glib
ral,ar and a market; William, Atwood, Savannah.
Apthorp, Passarow, do; Asaph, Shaw, Wilmiagto
schr Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
26ih, arr ship Golconda, Symons, from Archan.
gel, briys Olive, Coegns, Gibraltar; George Henry,
Wales, Halifax
Eng; Dove, Ripley, Malaga.
CID brigs Levant, Packard, Savannah; Emily,
Godfrey, Charleston.
NEW YORK, Oct 2t. Arr Pacific, Crockor I,
from Liverpool; Eliza, Gray, Providence; Splendid,
Clark, Cibrsltarj Don Quixottc. Whiulc, lIavre;
North Star, BerdcauIj Independence. Whiting. I'm
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Vera Cruz; Angelina. woodhousc. Para, Ranger

Vera Cruz; Angelina, woodhouse. Para, Ranger,
Richmond.
Cid United States, Wilson, Savannah, Emier ant,
Curtis. New Orleans; Gen Marion, Davis Charles
ton; Laurel, Wilkinson, St Augustine; Regulator
Bird, Key West; Gen Warren, Dexter, Madeira
Abigail, Morris, Rochelle; Orion, Driscoll, Hava-
ia.
25th, arr North Star, Hall. from bordeaux.
Cid Brandt, Gilman, Hamburg, Macon, Porter
Savannah; Ariel, Coffin, ofWarren. for Matanxas;
Penelope, Wilson, Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, %. Cid Manchester,
Dumphy, Charleston; Globe, Deyercux, Brazi,-
Delaware, New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, Oct %. Arr brig Sultana, Stans.
bury, from Laguira.
Cid schr CygIct, Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Oct ID Arr brig Laurel
Sheldon, from Providence; schr Agnes, Swasey, FIN
Newport
SAVANNAH, Oct IA. Sailed, barque Phileius,
Morrcll, Havre; schr Emma. Wright. s, Thomas.
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SflIpWRECK,

The ship Richard Mitchell, Capt Eddy Coffin, IS ds
FIN Nantucket for the Pacific Ocean, off Flores late In
the afternoon of Sept 3D. Intending To 20 into port next day
In the ing about 5'cock, while lying off and on, she
struck by very heavy squall, from w and, not
whlstandng every cxeron, about (wben the gale had
shifted To E) she struck the rocks, at the part OF
the Island. She Immediately blgcd, carrying away her
masts, sc. and in few hou bottom came Oft and next
day her upper works broke The crew got on shore soon
the disaster by climbing up the rocks, and others
with aid of ropes Nothing Of consequence was saved, be-
longing The vessel After rema lining Is days on
the Island they all embarked for Fayal In srtal Poru
guese Land Immediately took passage in the Gallego,
for Bost,sI, where they have arrived.
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FOR MATANZAS.
Or BRITISH ANTICEPTIC ~
DENTIFRICE.

For o'eonsi"g, ,shng and Prsering tie eh and gums
TENiiE BRITISH ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE, which
II the present proprietor wishes mot pacs recon-
mend to the attention o the public, perfectly exempt from all
those acidS which IN general form the basis o todd. powder
use and which, bough they may when the teeth o
short time, nu inevitably destio, the Emanuel by their dce-
'erous action i' beautiful covering II teeth. The
sequence is that the Enamel which the shield provided by
nature TO project the sp"ngy and nervous internal
rapidly eoodcd by these acid ingredients become dis
coloue than and exposes the inner portion o. the tooth
cariss aud rapid AID certain decay BY the Of the
British 4nficrpic Defict, n the morning occasion
require, with bush moderately hard aud rod waie the
cumulaion II TatT will only be- prevented bu, the teeth
rendered beautifully and permanently Ae, aud the gums
restored TO that hcedom that hardness and eor-
which the tests Of their healthy ae aud the
best Of that natural fragrance Of The breath which
never be expected N connection with foul tee and tuc,
unIei ihhy gums. (FIce so rents los)
- Prepared from the original ReePe IN MS. of the ae
Dr. w. r. CONWAY, by his immediate aud the
proprietor Y. kIDDER, and s..d wholesale y him hi.
Counting Room, No. 81 (oney called No 7O) nef
Of Court AMI Hanover Streets Bouon aud r'tnd by III, rcci,
appoinnou together with all tie valuable Medicines p,e-
pared by the late Dr. Conway by JOSEPH BALCH JR.
South Main street, Providence.
Observe that none are genuine without the written
tme Of I. KiDDEn on the outside printed srapp.r
1J'A large discount male 10 those who buy 10 sell again.
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MARRIED,

In this town, Wednesday evening last, by tie Rev.
M. w lson MIR. John r. Burnham OF Exeter, N. II. 10
Mn. Cordelia lean, Of this town.
On Sunday evening by the Rev Mr. Cocker Mr. Edwin
Harding, To Miss Frances Anger, both Of this iown.
Same evening" by the Rev Dr dcs, Mr. Jonathan lad
ding, Mis- Aney sioddrd, third daughter OF MIR Harden
Stoddard all Of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Pickering
Mr. George Shearman, Of this town, 10 Miss Ausess j.
Kaui, Of Newport.
In Pawucket, on Sunday evening Inst, by the Rev Mr.
Benedict Mr. David f. Strange, 10 Miss Narcssa Wilbur
In Sn,iLbfed, Tuesday evening asr, by the Rev Mr.
Tobey, Mr. Benjamin o. Wood Of is town, Ia Miss Joan
ma M Ange daughter Of the late Ezekiel Angel, Esq Of
Smithheld.
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DIED.

Tn this town, Saturday last, Elizabeth Sllwel infant
fdaugher of Major John B. Chace
On Saturday morning, James infant son OF Mr. David An
.dpws
On Sunday evening last, John Iarrdon Of Mr. Enoch
Steere, aged years and months.
On Monday last ms. Maria, wife Of Mr. David Burt, in
che 37tb year of her age. Funeral afternoon
O'Clock from his residence, No. 2l0, North Man-sireet,
wbeie the relatives and friends requested to attend,
without further notice.
Yesterday morning, Miss Mary Ann Potter, eldest dang
Ger Of Mr. Jabez Potter.
In Johnston, Friday last John Jencks Mahon, of
Mr. Henry Manton, aged years.
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRIV ED,

SATURDAY October %.
Schr Crown, Baker, from Boston, with mcrchan-
disc.
sloop George and Phcbe, West fin New Bedford,
With oil and candles to G S Rathbone, q Hadwen,
and others.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
sloop Emene, Coggeshall I'm Bristol. 40
SUNDAY, October 26.
Sloop Providence, Hawes, from Baltimore.
Sloop Edward, Smith, from Baltimore, with flour,
corn, &c to f Dyer s. Co G Rathbone, and 9TH
ers. -
Steam boat Washington Cs%s,est ,SS, E New York 21
Schr Dorcas, Kelly, from Saco.
Schr Betsey and Polly, Baker, from Kcnnebeck.
Schr Name, Pearcc from Bangor.
Schr Two Brothers, whitley, from Sandwich.
Sloop Becca and Betsey, Gladding FIN Bristol.
Sloop Eliza, Merrick, from Freetown.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith fr River Head.
U L sloop Ann, Manchester, from Now York.
with merchandise.
sioop Lucy Emslinc, Sphinx Em Wexford.
S!oop Mary, Westcott FIN WEXFORD.
Sloop Franklin, Brown; Pawcatuck.
Sloop Henry, Ray, 3 days from Nantucket, with
oil to G Hadwen, + Maett, and the master.
Sloop Two Brothers, Greene. East Greenwich.
SloOp Transport, stannard, from New York with
lumber to the master.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Fair Haven, Smith, from Hartford, with gin
and pork to E Dyer 4 Co q Rathbone and G c
Mowry.
Sioop Mount MoriaL, Martin, Warren.
sloop George u Eliza, Simmons, Somerset.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
u l. soop Splendid, Read, "a hours from New
York, with cotton, flour, rum, iron, &c to SB Num-
fcvd &c Z Dyer & Co Olney Dyer Co J Chaplin
q Co G w Taylor & Co G S Rathbone, and others
sloop George and Mary, Waldonim Newport.
Sloop Gen. Washington, Godfrey fin Taunton
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
Steam boat Babcock, Babcock, Newport.
Sloop Rising Sun, Aborn, from Baltimore.
-. TUESDAY, October %.
Brig Helen, Daley, go days from St Thomas,
Coast Of Africa, with speca, gold dust, ivory, palm
N long 81 w brig Phoenix of New Bedford, for St
Thomas; Oct 18Th, lat 20 40, long 60, w ship
Margaret, Scott, of and from Boston. for Trinidad,
Cuba, 0 days out; Oct 22d, lat 81, long "a, w
chip George Clinton, from New York, for Savannah
"a hours out.
Sloop Fair Play, Borden Frectown.
Sloop Mary Ann, Phuincy. Sandwich.
Soop William, Nightingale Freetown.
Soop Abigail, Phillips, Taunton.
Soop South Kingstown Gardner, fr South Kings
town.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis Troy.
Soop Lydia, Matthews, Yarmouth.
Soop Ranger, Corey I'm Tiverton.
Bloop Leopard. Blair fin East Greenwich.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt I'm Newport.
Soop Laura, Bulkey, from New York, with grain
to the master.
Seop Fame Walden, Newport.
CLEARED.
Ship Hazard, Chacc, Savannah. Aborn 4 Jack
Schr Betsoy < Eliza, Baker, Boston,.
Schr Gold Huutress, Currie Philadelphia.
Sloop Amty, Munro, New York.
Sloop Fly, Munro, Albany.
u l. sloop Herald. Brown, New York
U L sloop Empress, Thayer, New York.
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Sr. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 8. On SUNDAY evening
sthe windpuddeny vccred round from the s T. to the
N aud from that time it has been blowing a gale
with gradual Increase until last night, swhen il al
most as suddenly lued. Fo injury has been done by
1t. 4hIs evening the wind has again increased con-
sderaby, accompanied with rain, and is blowing
gale at sea. The sloop Express, Gardner, (of Prov.
idence) and Emelinc Levings,on, snugly in port.
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PAPER.
nnnA REAMS Of the t' lowing dcscriw.a VIZ
1OO0I Imperial, surr,oya, Roynl, Me liiiin
Folio Jpst, ~ ni Gap, la aud fsiLr Visiting Paper. I
perisl, super btnl R,a, Medium aud le,n PrIihnr
I.argc aud small sized Wrippnt Cqnnion c,aied, g.
jssk 1aers Ihawing, Rank N"e, Tsste, White anl
Brown Don.t, Cartridge, tard and p aI~r, tor 81. at
wlnd'~rle aad ri y ic Subscribers, wlh ~ agents u
several large payer ni,Dnacior~, viii supply any q,i,ta
al p1rcr that may bc wanted, nj he Factory prizes
UUTCtlENs n CORY,
Oct 25 I'm First deW wet III tlr ihidr,.
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MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION

OF AUTOMATA, AND THE CONFEDERATION OF
MOSCOW
ChRD.-Thc public Is respectfully informed that the
{A neoessary arrangements hlving nj length been
plecd Mr. Maelzes Exhibition o Auonna, lsass Fiddler,
Speaking Figures and Slack Rope Dancers, and the Mecinn
c Panorama Of the Conf u Moscow, will be open
THIS EVENING, tNjTOBER 2ytb,
at Franklin Hail. and continue every evening In the week
or three weeks.
The Exhibition win he conducted in the following order
Fust--Tbe amusing AUroMAros IAss FtrDLER.
SecoRd.-Tbe AUIoMAroS SPEAKfso FioUREs.
Thbd.-The AUroMAToS RoPE Dan r'Ens.
Charlottesville CoSrLAerArior or Moscow.
Exhibition cxery Evening, Sundays excePedD precisely
at half past O'Clock Duors open lr hour previous.
Adinittahce 80 oenlr--Ci,dren half price.
The tho Jr0nt beaches exclusively appropriated 10
ChHdreR Oct ~
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ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.

A CHRISTMAS and New Y-ar Is Present. beautifully
~ hnfded wnh gi leaves, easi-ed in an elegantly
of'iincned cas with enibeIlsbDc BY ll,e
lss, artists, containing ne Presentation Plate, The SISTERS
Title Page Love Asleep, The Giove the Power al Love-
Ciape,u lie PabIe Hesitation, The Lady of kuhven, The
unwelcc Guest The shipwieck, the Coitctea Captive,
External De,oraiions
Also full seiis single numbers III te Euafav,ngs D.
lustialiis uic above work, ff s,r by
iI0rCHENs CORY,
Oct. ~. No. ., MWket Sfrect
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
10Th inst lat 36, long 81 so, brig Olive Branch, fin
Bristol, for st Barts.
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pThc selection forwarded US by ".Nany,
has already been inserted in our columns. :.

0o-No steam boat arrived Yesterday from
New York~
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MAHOGDNY Ar AUCTION.
n e1H LW'S II ttIia Natoguty will ~ Sold on T'ues-
HSND day, the ail al N0vein ueAt, II ~ o'clurk
NJ ON Li,cIls1, Wl,dil, Boston. Pan branch Lsss.-
Tbs c're" Is ola supeso quality aud extra large
Boston, Oct. 2sth
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HANN srATHsMAN kAyM
H& .@drt1ae Ztst. EK9f

High Water, this day, III I'm. Thursday, Oh 3m Friday
Oh 4Sm.
sbracng 10 minutes gives the time oi high water Newport
adding hours and mnue OF high water Bo,tou
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ALBERT SW EET,


aA -
NEv-yORK AND PROVIDENCE
UNION LINE OF PACKETS.
v1Nnt public are respectfully informed that the UnLn
q Line oi Packets, viii commence running the fifsi
day of March, composed ol the
Siuop Mary, Wn. HEATH Muster
Herald, w. Brown,
Express T.. g. CarJncr, I"
Empress, s. Tlnyef,
Superior n. Child,
Providence, &. l.. Brown,
Venus Ges, Child,
New. York, &. Willard,
Splendid, J. Read, Jr.
Ann, 4. Manchester, "
Huntress, VI. smith, I"
is known a. the fnbc, that the alAve Masters VIII
acquainted with the colsne business, -.. that su ves~sls
good and Designed for this trade.
They viii sail with regularity Tuesdays Tbufs,iays
and saturdays, from each place.
For freight q passage, arhy on board or TO
=. B..MUMFORD 4 CA.
OVERS MtNfON, Provihr,c~
POTTER EDDY,
n. 81 II. TiNGLEY, Ncw-Ymk.
Providence, Feb I6, lS@N.
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SAMUEL W. WHEELER,

No. Il0 Ia Uestn.inster-str
" AZ received and fr sale supply of the third edition
IL Of Dallou's " Treatise Atonenen" Price IS cts.
Also, "3 Dissertation upon eItraordiaary a1akeniRys
Religious Strs," ny Rev. ME SzIEs RAvNrR, white
Rector M ST. Pants and -. Peters Churches, In Huntington,
Con. Price 10 rts
Likews, Rev. Mr.. RAvSER farewell Sermon, on tax ing
leave Of the Episcopal Church at Nonr~, Con. aud
course, entitled "Doine Loce the source Of all Christtaa
PUtae." Price IL IL tcnts each.
At the place may also be- had variety Of works de
signed to support the Gospel of Universal Grace.
Oct % 6ts
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TO MANUF.ACTURERS

m FOR SALE,
<sfN The thrceory hi Building, situate d qsr.
IssM ter nf mile hehw the Pane scf, d. rizr, Middle.
line town, Sn- Of Coancccui, The Turnpike Rosd
TO Nev-i!Sep. Said building y upon n wse, puiss r.,
uniting Two streams, erected 10 SeIidIp,i last this
m,nuiaclme o Machinery, aud completely fai.J 81 tst
Purpose, With giea yarey II and valuable roo In
gincs L,hrs 20 which offered for . aS.her with 6ys
t"itnn fmo.les Of j spin lies ru, building saj will
comicrJ avs. oi the best knsn'p, and
we'll and du ~ good work any ~ tbs country.
.9LSO. ON 7'fE PRE.HiSEx
new BLACkSMIrHS SiIOP, Intended ior three Fotres,
t." "i ah,ch eicred Inl fof rp-amner. The sut-
ton u th facto, ior st,nn Ieins wai
hail mile "i III, C"rn-ctiru River. han whence Si.ar
Boat. aud Packet de- .ri daily f New. No,k-o. M exeoi
able situation, thai be bad.
To who wishes ~ in the making o. Machinery,
anos rale oIpo. iunii, Immediate operation. II 10,
however, oiioi ti wah without The Machinery Too
rty usonslc lttni cider eiosc Iaquie c(
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is the p,cmisca
.jLSO.
FARM, containing ,ls,d Thirty &c oees
L,ud Together with Dwelling Ilose, Bp Chsi-e aud
othsr out li iuSs sin,led Fam @ called, snd shoS
hundred rds pn ot PANE arh, bridge, aud ,ipsm the
disuce om The fn es,d Mandatory. SAID Fam 10
wsn wl,cr'd, anl h.. 'u,,r adv vss ages.
-onide, ,'le pa'i II The pSshssc na.y night reaa 90
l.'Higsge. P'sst.s"'n gisrp Immediately " de .r.J
For inther ''ua inquire oi n. s,ahsr,v So
The pfcmi,.s. BENJAMIN SMiyu.
.Mdtetor", Jafy "a, is2s. 3w
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DINNER sETTS.

DINNER sETTS
n HIDS. Of rich Dining Ware-bue end brown printed,
" new and elegant pacrnsIus received and for sale BY
- MOSES POTTER co,
OF IS No. 81 Cheepside.
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PIANO IEORTES.

PIANO ,FORTES,
nF superior tome and workmanship, u ON the man,,iic
~ tory of Cucr Gilbert, Tor sale at the Boston prices
by M,l>ES MOVES,
MatlIewsDn street,
N. d. A few young Ladies may be adu,aled into
his school. II Ocl Ii
PRESSED BRICKS FOR SALE
A PPLY ~ Messrs. Fisher n Andrews Providence, or In
"A JOHN PAGE,
Oct iS ~ DaRr,rs, .HaSs.
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THE TOKEN.
LOST

LOST,
A SMALL SpauKl DOG, marked black aud while, an
IA swefs tn l'e of DASH Any person finding tn
aud viii leave hun al this office, shall he literally rc
warled. Dct -
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TOMORROW.
nELAWARE, Maryland and N. Csroina Consolidated
- LD,eIy, cisss No. T. for 1873, I" bs drawn vi WI
WQREsT RkrzE s7soo
"'' 0sls '"d shares 4 MOSES ftSsSss',S B%kER ri y
Oct 70 Canal Lottery Office, ~, Canal street,
TOMORROW.
nELAvvARE, saryla~i aud N. Cmona, C,nso iiaed
- Laiss, 4th cass, To be drawn ai wilmington DEL
HIGHEST PRIZE. $500.
Tickets 3D. and shares In prooriSn sale at the Man
syers' Oice, Conner u Market square and North Man =.
YATES s. MINTYRE.
TOMORROW.
AiNE STATE Lottery, class 18th, 10 be drawn nj
&hems-i prize Of 5000; Of i5oo Of 1000; 500;
Of 400 200; Of 25o of2oo; iof 10; Of i3s, 10
Tickets only dollars, and parts in proportion may
had In every variety either IN quantity OF quality, at
4. w. CLARK & BROTHERS.
bank Notes exanued and all Lolcry information given
gratis Oct 20
TOMORROW.
MAlNE STATE Lottery, class i2sh, to be drawn
A'A ''''""l liiGaEsT % %IisSw PRIZE 5000.
Whole Tickets 81, and shares in pnpoton for sale In
every variety at
s. J. DEwEY'S,
---. ~, "-r-"-- 49, - ---"N- wv --.--
- MOSES BAKERS LIST
Ok n'e'' ~: "'"" " TIC ''"''" ''''' i'0"''y' ''''
26 10 40 20 l6
Com. 10 a6, and l6 10 2e, prizes of $50 EACH were
old by me. Oct -
NEXT wEDNESDAY.
GoMs1aPATED SM IL E,a Lse& Isa sns & for
MGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
rick.,s CT mn, shares In nroporop far sale nj
MOSES BAKERS,
Octoo Canal I1t,erv Office. No 3 "a Ca,alsi
NEXT MONDAY.
rRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery, TO be drawn ut
II Washington, next Monday.
HIGHEST PRIZE si0,oOO.
Tickets dollars and shines an 'roV' ~ xn,s "
Lucky o@re, No; 10, weybo',etsre,i.
on Drm"so, M DIV wi,hou discoun, for interest " Oci ~
-. VNI,,C ,C1,
PAfNEo Llol
nF numbers drawn IN the Grand State Lottery, class No.
u 27th:
26 l9 40 % l6
Oct9o
-, -
HlGHESl fKiLE o0.Ooo DoLLAhS.
NJ EW-YORK CONSOLIDATED Lottery, class 18Th,
Whole ckcis:S2o, and shares in proportions for sale at
FAhNEo
IICIIcsT poIZr saooo
VERMONT STATE Lottery, class No. B. extra to be
wa T,Ss = s@ ,nd ,SV shares in p,opoioufo, se In
"'o Nnos % ~, "nu e'" i""f''""'o''" '"'' ."
every variety o' n"hoe,s, NJ O. ,,or,,rp,,
e. w. CLAhh ~ DIM HEN
Tnily Lucky Office, No. IL, Market street.
Bank Notes examined all Lottery Information given
Vco,1oxI,C ,,,r,,cnv
~u Ass s,, g., ~ >, =. i,yn =, nr,,,..,,,, rns.
tLhSS e'h ot 'o-s 10 oe ufawh NJ nf''eporo ihuis-
~ day Nov. YIN. -
r,.,.,. o., ~ mGmSsm ,,.i. =, xi phnzE s'go: ,,
Ickee w. ana shares ~ noinNoi-iM sue w
f. w. CLARK Il BROTHER,
Oc29 No. " Marketsf.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-29

NEW GOODS,
1T No. 81, .Naykef- Square.
f1NlIt subscribers wound mfrn their cusuIners and the
z public, that they have received per tue last -
ils from New York. their ii supply of u,ods, eprs.s-
~ Of
Blue
Black,
G,ccn, Iitu,icItts
olive, snd
Brown, Cassnetes,
Steel, inl
Fancy mixed
Df different prices aud qualities.
New and elegant l,~nes, great variety of Cson and
SIX tfa,atS and ilikfs entire tll ,anlhl.iS &C.
toitincs ui iiren' knis NrIvis i,rny M cords aud
&c. which VIII b. sold Al The lowes market pcc, t'si
or oPproced paper ~ &. 4 4. WELLS
sept 20
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-29

l.. II. BRADFORD'S
IsT of numbers dawn yesterday IN the Grand State
IL Lottery, class 27tb
20 10 40 20 l6
tom 10 ~ 40 prize Of el0O, s,d In n whole tick
e aud paid us usual nj BRADFORD'S.
Drawn numbers in the Grand State laatery, cas etlr
~ 3 81 II 80 As
Com. II 10, q prize of $500, sold and pnid at
l.. II. BRADFORD'S,
Oflice No. Canal street.
Where orders from the country will be Promptly attended
TO for prizes ~ any Lcery now on The docket.
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