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TO CAprTALlsTS.

TO CAPITALISTS.
win positively be sold at public hucto Oh TUESDAY the
4t day of March next, at 10 oclock, A. NJ. on the prem
ises IN lots, utherwsc 10 suit purchasers
TENIlAT pant uf the residence OF ABRAHAM BowRS de-
q cclsed which il occupied by Sabin Blake, for n
Hotel, by The Fail River Manufacturing Company, and by
John &. Borden Co. for merchandising stores also for
Post 0ice Attorneys office, Hldcksmiths shop and a
bake onse-togeter with tcnemeis suitable for nine small
lmes, and several lots well situated for stores dwelling
honscs, with number Of other lots, already occupied for
stores, Sc leases which will expire In about sir years
from date, SC. SC. sc.
The aforesaid property !. pleasantly situated, the north
east Of the -Four Corners o the village, and on the
mail rOolr Boston u Newport, and from Providence
(dect) 10 New BcdGl, and five minutes walk direct
street, to the nlyigihle waters of Taunton Rivor.
For further particulars, reference may be hal to The sub
scrcr, or Sabn Blake the PREMISES Preston Hodges OF
jefferson Borden, Providence; or ~ l. Wilkinson, Paw
tucket, II. !. JAMES g. BOWEN
Fall River February l6. ~. J.
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PORT or PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
-n~ ~

ARRIVED,
SATURDAY,, Feb. %.
Schooner Hope & Susan, NIckerson, from Rich.
mond.
Schooner Good Intent, Baker. from New York.
Sloop Napoleon, Tryon, from New York, with
merchandise, to u. Lothrop, Seth Adams, Jr. and
others
Sloop Fame. Mathews, from Yarmouth.
SUNDAY, Feb. %.
Brig Globe, Macy, IL days from Matanzas, with
molasses, to Pearce & Bullock. Left brgs Staira,
Stanwood; Frances Ellen, Williams; Edwin,
Thayer; Mechanic, Park; and Baltic, Drinkwater,
all for Portland, !5 or>20 days.
Brig Mordecai, Gardner, 1 days from Matanzas,
with moasses, sugar. &c. to Richardson & Whit
aker. Sailed in company with brig Abeona, Mah-
ewson, for this port.
Sloop FAIR Haven, from Freelown.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, from New York
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, from Taunton.
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, from Westport.
Sloop Sarah, Iagraham, from Warren.
TUESDAY, Feb. &c.
Sloop Lucy Emeine, Sphinx, from Wexford.
Sloop Gen. Jackson, Read, from Freetown.
f,losp Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
BELOW-Two briggs
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STATE ov CosSycrtour, Superior Court Jan. Term,
UiRdhdn Couatg, 50. lS2s.
6NN the petition Of JoHy HANDr, Of Thompson, In said
" county, before said Court setting fo tn PAaELA,
the wife of the said John Handy did, than three years
before the date Of said prtn wially desert the sld Ps
ttioner and hath since refused tO live and cpabh with
him and praying said Codd ~ grant him lih Of Divorce
from tho said Pamela. Ordered that the cndoncy of siid
Petition I've notified, by publication IN two different news
pcr weeks sIccossiyely, Immediately after the rising "
said Coun 4usst, DAVID e. DOLbES, CLERK,
Yehu'Iy2. Cv,
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FANCY MILLINERY.

NTRS. WAYMOCTII respectfully informs the ladies OF
lvN Providence, that she has lately removed from New
York and intends carry the Mieny business III us
most extensive branches aud intends also 10 Keep on hin
nm cegan, assortment Of ladies' Hats Caps Head Dresses
and Ribbons Of the newest fashions Artificial Flowers of
ali kinds-1ca,her with elegant assortment OF French
Cuhs.
She also has new improved method of bleaching Leghorn
and straw Hats that makes them whittier than thcy were
when new. -, ,,,
salist Chapel, Westminster street.
HANfED--Five or six Apprentices =.
February 90 j. ".
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We are pleased to learn that now paper is
about TO be established in Newport. The
character of the paper is to be Liter ary, and
is to be conducted by gentleman, who sus-
tains the reputation of a good scholar.
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f.. REID & co.

HH AVING been appointed Auctioncerq, by tho lion.
a the Fire proof Stne, No II, Union buildings, directly
under the Merchaus' Bank Markctsquare, Providence,
r. l. They solicit Share of the public prDnase in the
Auction and Commission Business.
Rejerences.-lion Daniel Webster, Lewis Tappan, Esq.
James Read n Co. Equlres, Boston-Gen ID. Thomas,
Providence II. I-Mess,s. Dubois * Stodar New York
Mess. c. * j. Rukleys, Pbladeph phia-Horace Hail. Esq.
President OF the Connecticut River Bank Cbarlesown,
\. H.-Iion $. Hale, Keene, N. H.-Thomas Leverets,
ESQ Windsor, Vermont. February Q.
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OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
REMOVAL.

g BATTEY, has removed to Christian Ill., No. lF7,
H1s Highs street. and is this day opening number Of
OF new Goods, among which are
Eroidcol Cassimeres, Fiannels, Duls, Dockings silk,
Valencia Denmark, silk velvet and Marsclles Nestings
british and Domestic Sheeiings and Srngs; Calcoes,
English and Domestic Gngnns, Stripes Checks; Cambria,
Swiss and Book Musns Italian Grapes Flag and Ban
danna lilndkerces eO1t shirt and vest Buttons sewing
silk and Twist Pins and Needles; cotton and linen Thread;
silk and tbby Nclyets; bng up Cords; Suspenders
New York made lia-, cheap.
On hand-t OATS Pahtaoons, Vests, Top Coats Frocks,
short jackets, canlile and plaid Cloaks, and BOX Coats
N b. Garments cut and fIade to order, and warranted 70
fit, OF no sale. February 10.
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ORANGES, FIGS MD PEANUTS.
GtTEPllEN PHILLIPS, Westminster street, has just
- oeiycd, and offers for sale
5000 Havana Oranges
300 drums fresh Turkey Figs
IS bushels Pen Nuts.
The above, with general assortment Of Groceries, W III
be sold low for cash or approved credit Feb. %.
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M PER T'TSrffJA'J,

.7DpER YTSE.nENT.
fhWlNG toihe general scarcity ofCahuic works through
W cut the state, md consequently Of correct of
Information 10 tle real principles Ci Catholics the Rev.
X. d. WoODLEY, CothOic Clergyman Of Prordence, has
made arrangements for a regular supply of the useful
and approved Catholic Boks, published in tho United sucs.
lie h1s for sale
WARp's ERRATA Of ,'e Protestant Bible.
FIrry REAscHs why te RCnian Catholic Apostolic Rs-
lron ought Ia be preferred all i,c this day w
Christcndln-t, which added Three Valuable Papers.
Also, Romsn Catholic Principles In reference God and
the King
The CATHOLIC QUESTION AMRRIcA-whch1 a
Roman Catholic Clergyman he in any cnnlelsbc
disclose the ol Aurcuar Conic on--decided
Cont of General Sessions IN the City OF New York, with tho
Arguments Of Counsel and the unannIoas opinion Of tbs
Cot delivered by The Mayor (De VIA Clinton) and hin
reasons in suppor Of thai oPnionRcpuned by W iintn
SarnpsuiL Esq. one of the Cn,nscl in the casc.
CAruoLTc PRAYER Books
. CATHOLIC CATEcHtsMs, &c. &c.
February 90
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MORE CAPITALS FROM THE CORNER.
a ND all at retail ioo, please observe that.
IA DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
The drawing of the above arrived here Monday
ming, and with it the following pleasing inellgence
Drawn Numbers.
40 Al IL 81 10
Combination 40 ii, prize Of $50 dollars.
Combination 81 40 Al, do $50 dollars.
Both gentlemen Of this town, and the cash pAd the
presented, az usual WITHOUT DISCOUNT ron In
TEREsr."
For the splendid Capitals In the
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
To be drawn This Day, Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets
10 dollars, and shares in proportion.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Draws in this town on Tuesday next Five Prizes Of 1000
Tickets only dollars, and shares in proportion.
For the prizes, please call at
CLARK'S
r. Island State Lottery and Exchange office, No. l2 IA and
l6, Market street, corner Of Union buildings.
February ~.
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c3-The Reverend Mr.. WARE, Of Boston,
will preach in the Second Unitarian Meeting
House, Richmond Street, on Sunday next.
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THs. WHALE. The whale arrived here
last Sunday and has been exhibited to
thousands. Nothing since our remembrance
has had greater tendency TO excite curiosity
than this monster Of the deep He is worthy
of the notice, and attention, of every lover Of
natural history.
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"NoRTH POLE" is received and when
we have time his piece shall be read.
G5-The Obituary from Wexford, in our next
C-'A Subscriber shall be attended to.
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, s,TIrRDAy SCHOOL.


NE Tss n. BROWNEI.I., respectfully intrms heladcs
WI of Providence aud its vicinity, that sufficient eii
onurngcinen offered, she intends opening scho on sat
uiy the lt inst. ior the pPse d n-inicilng young Va
dies and Misses the an Of Painting on Velvet PAPER satin
Wuoi and White Marble with India Ink aud Fancy Col
ouis likewise the art II Dmwins on The h@i ana nsi ap
moved methods Young Ladies wishing to ati6 nj ~ pleas,
ing study. invited ~ tal At her tsm, No ~ Wet
minister street wc se nrns o let Painting to be aeen.
IIet terms lpag very naonable, she Scs sud ,ys to
merit the paironags oftS pblc, hc The t.st favor hmI
Sp e..,oo,Erly rocsroi. Ntrnryq.
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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber respectfully informs those persons who
III nre indebted 10 him, that he has nude arrangement
in his business which renders II necessary, that a ls out
standing debts should b. hQlidIted with rs little delay
pracrcahc. Al persons indebted 90 him. mist make p'y
ncnt before the fret of April Aiter that penjd, they Will
be elt with an Attorney Tor collection.
CORNELIUS MANCHESTER.
rruit North Provide nCe1 Feb.
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NOTICE.

VpNHE toIannenhp hitherto tu, sting under the firm OF
y lanes Smith n Co.--hivng b,on Dissolved by mutual
consent, the leih inst they call all c that are In
dtci mrkc pn,niei, by the 18th o March ueSt a at
not settled hy that time VIII be len for o,icciion.
JAMES SMITH.
: February 20 sAYfEs BROWN.
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DEATHS.

UEh HS.
In Attleborough, Miss Mary Wilmarth, aged l0s
years.
In Kingston, r. l. Mrs. Sarah Holme, relst OF
the late James Helme, Esq.
In Smithfeld, DR.. Ezekiel Comstock, aged 66.
In WEXFORD, Miss Harriet Cottel, daughter Of
tho late Mr.. Gardner Cottel
Drowned, from on board ship Washington, below
Canton, in October last, Mr.. Moses Taman, Of this
own, carpenter Of said ship, aged AZ years.
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GUM ELASTIC SHOES.
HuST mpntcd, direct nom rara, .gcO Iois Gam Llas-
eS tic Sho,s, which ae Oderd at wholesale and niMl I've
cash ~ appr wi r,ps. ., Z. SMITH,
Fcivuuy A.
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NOTICE.
JONATHAN CROSS, Of Providence, in the county Of
eD Providence has assigned his property to the subscriber,
for the benefit of his cretu who requested To present
their claims and demands against said Cs the Slbicrb
within six months from the date hereof and 10 discharge
the said Cross crclrom. Aper0ns indebted 10 said Cross,
requested to call the sub crbcr aud make immediate
payment. AVERiLL KINGSLEY, Assignee.
Feb. 49,
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nsss,s4 s5.ss;aa
NEW-YoRK AND PROVIDENCE
UNION LINE OF PACKETS.
7HNHE public respectfully informed, that the Union
II Line Of Packets wlla commence running on the hfsl
day Of March, composed OF tDe
Sloop Ann Maria, Il. c. Gardner, Master.
Z" Herald, w. Brown,
Empress, S. Thayer,
Superior n. Child,
Providence, g. l.. Brown, o."
&" Venus, Geo. Child,
New York, G.. Willard,
Splendid, j. Read Jr.
Z" Ann, s. Manchester,
iIuntrcss, VIM. Heath,
Mary, =. ". Bennett.
II Is known n the public that the above Masters are well
acquainted with the ru1ing business and tnt Their vessels
I'VE good and designed or this trade.
They VIII sail with regularity Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays, from each plce
For freight or passnre, apply on board, or 10
:. u. MUMfORD co.
OVERS MANTDN, Z Providence.
POTTER & EDDY,
M II. TINGLEY, NewYork.
Providence, Feb IL, 1873.
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GOoDRICH's GREEK GRAMMAR.

usl published and for sale by A. s. BECKWiTH, ths
- io edition OF Elements of Greek Grammar, hsrco-
lore published us the Grammar Of Casper Frederic liachen
berg, with large additions, by CHAuScEv A. C0opRIen.
Professor in ATE Coege.
IN The present edition, the Accents have introduced
ana the most important articles have bcen written and
materially enlarged. Large additions of the principles
Gtihed III the valuable German Gmnas of Aattiie and
Bltnann have also been incorporated in their sopsr plaza.
Ihe edition has been printed under the immediate inspeetion
Of the author.
This Grammar is adopted and used in Yale College, and
ns wl te noticed by the annexed Certificate, is recommend.
co 10 students preparing themselves for admission WASH
ington College.
Reeo"mendqti0n.-proitssor GOodrchs Greek Grammar.
WIN The important addt tons and nproy appearing in
the fourth edition. cordially recommend tO students Ia us
preparatory course lor Washington College.
Hector HuMPHRRvs,
49, Professor Of .AaoiePt language,
washington College, iaufod, February 10, 1873
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LECTURES on UISTORY.

LECTURES on HfSTORY
N6 lSS CLARKE will give cWlsc Of Historical Lee
~ a urcs in tip iowa, comprising The interval from the
creation 10 the termination u the of The American Re
vOluon These Lectures wll be illustrated by means Of
Charts upon novel and Interesting plan by Maps and Da
grans and also by occasional exhibitions Of transparent
Paintings. BY means of tie Charts, stemiic plan Of
recitation has been arranged and those Tho irish, may
ceve lesson oi an hour elCh day No books reGrcd
neither VIII there be any additional expense. Those who
have not studied History viii fnd these ncitalions
those who hare will obtain much and definite
knowledge OF the subject.
The course, consisting Of Sixteen Lectures, will commence
on THURSDAY EVENING next, Ut 7 O'Clock, M the State
House, and will bc given four times each week.
An introductory Lecture viii be given on MONDAY
EVENING next. 1T O'Clock, nj the Court Room which
the ladies and gentlemen Of Providence invited to at
tend gratis
Tickets for the course 81 each may be obtained at Mcss
llutchens Cory's Bookstore, No. !, Market square.
February ~
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A GLASS OF YOrNG LAnIEs

A CLASS OF YOUNG LADIES
6NAN he accommodated ut the WEyrMrNsrgR Acapr-
u Tic olrSs will CONSIST of six or eight and com
nencc Monday, February It'll Those who si 10 jun
II, nay e,ve their AT Isl, Westminster etrect.
Boys taught In this Seminary, MI the branches pFcparu-
tory to admission into Brown University. The whole
her limited 10 thufptuo. Particular nucntn paid TO
Speaking and composition.
Feb 20 n THOMAS G. UARTsHoRN.
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BY MATIN sToDpARp.

DRY GOODS.
ON SATURDAY NEXT, March !, at O'Clock, A. r, e
Office No. l, Marketsquare liberal credit, Sos ssais-
factory endorsed Notes,
A LARGE and general assortment Of Dry Goods, eoa-
IA sizing Of Broadclohs, Cassnees, Saiinets, Vesnss.
Cacoos British Shirtings, Cambrcs Jeans Furniture Dmi-
ties Denmark satiin ladies' cotton H0se silk vestings,
Ribbons Britannia iandkecleis, Grape shawis, &c. &c.
ALSO,
small Stock OF Retailer, conssng Of variety Of eus
Goods.
Also, at II O'Clock,
BY the Package-I0 bales Of Gughans Checks and
Stripes. February n.
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COuRTLANDr STREET, NEN-YORk.
EN Asst ERS Of Eastern vCsc apd purchasers Of BreNd
lNb Siuis generally, nJornoi that the Albany l''w
Boats, and number Albany SlooTs will benceiS-
ward discharge their in front ol tie hasss
lately erected on aud no OF tourllnd Street, in the cay
of New fork, where every facility will be offered by Canal
nee and other important Commercial Establishments Sx
the rasiacon of all hisnes rclaing the Wescr Country
the sle Of Western poduee Domestic Mnnufacus-s, he
SC.
Ncw.Ymk Fchr,rrv IA. mi.
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HUTCHENS e. CORY,
CARTER'S LETTERS
FEMALE EnUCATIlN

FEMALE EDUCATION.
"A Address on Female Education, delivered Nov. 81
"a 1877, at the opening Of the EdiGce erected nr the nc
comctation Of the Hartford Female Semnary-by r. H.
Gaaudc Principal of the American Asylum for the Educa
cation Of the Deaf and Dumb Just received by
A. $. BEtKWTTH.
Feb. 27. 10, Market and "a, North Main st.
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CLEARED,
Brig Antelope, Vinson, Havana.
Brig Beaver, Witham, Surinam.
Sloop Herald, Brown, New York.
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HCTCUENS & CORY.

MO. Market street, will receive subscriptions for the
~ following work
Periodical work to be entitled the Repository and Chris
tnn Review.-COndhons The work will be- published
quarterly and the rst number Will appear AS soon AZ suf
cent number OF subscribers shall be procured Each
ber viii contain not less than so pages printed fine
paper, and handsome type, and neatly covered. The price
WIZ be 30 cents each number, dollars year No sub
scrpton will he received for less term than year the
payment Of which l. to be made delivery Of the second
number. February 81.
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BAKER AZ gPE\CER,S

BAKER x sPENCERS
Isl OF Numbers drawn In the New. York Cons0lidato1
IL Lottery, class No. 2, for 1873.
"a AZ 26 l6
Combination l6 ~, prize Of One Thousand Dollars
was presented, and the cash Immediately paid without
discount for interest" 10 a gentleman in sinihfeld.
Feb ~. Canal Lottery Office, M 3 I-2, CunRj<a-
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WANTED.

A Smart active man, who understands Gardening, he.
a and 10 do other work for a few noIhs-satisfactory
recommendations will be required Apply to
J. e.. HOWELL.
February 81. "a, Canal street.
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kESK CADET sET..
1852 .Mart,re zfst. EEsKk

Full Sea-Thls day, Oh. 5s-Thursday, Oh. 4s-
Friday, 7h. 2Sm.
the ne OF high AT Nswor
aiding the time high al 3osto"
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FLOUR.
spAkG Barrels superlne, and Of aLuperior qualiy-fo
s9OO sle hy SETH ADAMS, Jr.
Feb a. "a, South Waters st.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-03
 From the ~. r. American. CONGREsSS.
Thursday, Dec. 20

- 1HWeudy, DeC. SU.
 MT. Hendricks offered a. resolution for en- quiring into the expediency cfrelinguishina.. in full property to the nesc states all the pablic lands lying ,cithin those states, which he sup- ported at some length, proceeding upon the ground that the constitution did not authorl ise the general government to hold lands, ex- cept sDr specified purposes, arsenals, dock yards &c. and insisting, that though in the act. admitting these states to the Union, cx- press reservation is made to the United States of the property insthese lands, there was no right to make such reservation, and that the new states. though acquieseing in it at the time, are not bound by it. The resolution was read, but no order was taken upon it. .
 A discussion then arose on the bill for a. polishing imprisonment for debt, Mr. Taze- well took part against, and Messrs. Berrein, Van Buren, Kane and Macon for the bill, which was made the order of the day for FIi-
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-03
From the ~. Y. American

Three doys later from London.-Thc Cam bria arrived yesterday from London. bring ing papers to the 18th ult from that place, bv which it would appear, that..no ;intelligence had, up to that date, been received from Con- stantinople, subsequent to the reception there of the news of the naval fight in the bay of sNavarino. We aresndebtcd to the editorsFof the Gazette for the annexed extracts from the British Traveller, an evening paper of the 18th Nov. The packet ship of the 24th ult. from Liverpool, which is momcntly expected will no doubt bring us. important news from that quarter.
 Nothing says the British Traveller of the 18th, can exceed the feverish excitement which every where prevails, both in England and France, as the time approaches when we may expect further intelligence from the scene of our late glorious victory. or from the strong hold of the barbarian Turk, Con stantinople. That we shall first receive des patches from the seat of war, we have little doubt. and although it is not likely that their contests will he fraught with that overwhel- ming interest which must accompany the next news from Constantinople, yet they will be read with anxious avidity. The Paris pa- pers of the 18th inst. reached us late iast night by express. Journal des Debate', of the preceding day announces that intelligence was received in Paris on Friday from the Turkish capital, stating that on the first mo- tlce of the battle of Navarino at Constant nope, the Ambassadors of the Allied Pow CTS immediately embarked. and that an em- bargo Lad been laid on all Foreign Vessels, ana the property of the Franks. The Ca zette de FFance," however, treats this state 'neot. as # ought to he treated, and places it o'nonss' na ne ne. of the day. "Quotidienne." recent journal has made an attemptto patch npa kind of sneaking defence of inc Porfe
 oy publishing fabulous history of the late engagement at Navarino but nrortmn,,sI,. l"r the paper in qaestion, the official accounts "' osiI .na' & sl''Sns affair are already before the win I't ,bcr"f "aG .n9 trick of the Quotdienue' it merits. "'ts' 'he con'c"'P''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04

The Richmond Compiler contains , ,o,i..
the present condition Of the Colleges of v,.:
MA by which it appears that ninety sv. =, .
ven students have ma,ritulated at the r..
s'ty durlngtbe present session. DR.. H,r;,..
OF Ro' bingham, has been appointed 10 Gil H.,
chair Of Aneien. Languages, vice prOr.x,.
Long.
The College of William and Mary has Yer,
bright prospects before her. There j. ~,
caney IN the Professorsbip of Natural ph;lo,,
ply in this college. There is strong disoo
sitlon in the public mind to uphold this we're
rable institution, the fruitful mother of So m,
ny illusttious men.
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ALEX AND@.lA,
+ SATURDAY MORNING, ocroBrs = -,

Yesterday the second ins,almen, ~.
stock subscribed in the Chesspesk. al ~ ~
Canal Company became payable, and y, wv
grained 10 learn that the utmos, puDer,r,
in making the payment, was observed -
stockholders who subscribed here u;
This circumstance is the more che,,;.
II e'i"ces the just interest which Our fs,,o'"
''zens take in this great enterprise, and Co.,
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