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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08
STATE Of Deiaacare, (ss
Ne,0 Castle County,

Nate Of Dclaa0are, (ss
Ne,0 Castle County,
To the next of kindred ofJOIN BENSILL, late of
said County, deceased. and all others interested.
You are hereby notified, to be and appear be
fore the Register, for the Probate of Wills. and
granting Letters of Administration, in aud for said
County, at his Office in Newcastle, on Monday the
18th day Of August next at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. to
show cause, why letters Of administration upon
the Estate of said deceased. should not be granted
to Robert Porter, of said Coonty, who has applied
for the same, representing himself creditor Of said
deceased.
A@s*8 Giuen au1der the hand and Seal ofO0fce
g SEAL. i of The Register at New Caste. IN Neac.
9'as ~ Castle County aforesaid. The Goth dag Of
july. in the gear Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and fwe,lty eight.
EVAN Ii. THOMAS, Register,
July 90. 1928. 29-tlSA
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08
Notice.

wv HEREAS Dapid Wilson, of Cantwells Bridge,
w Merchant-has this day executed IA deed of
Assignment of all his estate, real and personal, to
the Subscribers in trust for the benefit OF his credi
tors Notice is hereby given to all having demands
against the said David Wilson, to forward state
ment of their claims to the subscribers, within nine
ty days, from this date and all persons indebted to
him are requested to make payment to the subscri-
bers, within that time; otherwise they will be COM
pelledby process of law
SAMUEL THOMAS,
A A,N{n, i NAuDAlN' As''gness'
Eanscells Bridge, July 90, 1928. ae-8t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08
Six Cents Reward.

ND ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in East
RS Nottingham Township. Chester County, Penn
sylyauia, boy named WILLIAM D0WNEY,
aged four, IN years, an indented apprentice to the
paper making business. Whoever will bring the
bo, back, shall have the above reward. but no
charges paid. All persons are forbid harbourlns
him at the risk of the penalty of the law.
JOHN FALLS.
July 90 29-4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08
Noung AIaAies' HoarAing ScAooA,

The Young Ladies Boarding School at Wilmington, Del
torsery conducted by William Sberer, is now continued
MGR The superintenoence and Instruction Of
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08
Improved Hydrants.

As the inhabitants OF IL
mington are about introducing
the water of the Brandy wine
into their dwellings, the sub
scribers, plumbers ofPhiladel
phia,) beg leave to submit to
the citizens of the Borough
some valuable improvements
in the construction OF HYD-
RANTS and draw cocks.
Their improvements have
been recommended by the Ci
ty Councils, and watering COM
mittee of Philadelphia, honor
ed by an award of the extra
MageIlanic Premium by the
.Americon Philosophical Society,
and The Scot Premium by the
Horticultural Society.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08

Wilmington, 9TH Mo. Is, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
MAR Halls >ALE.
EBUR-UANT to decretal or,

81 NJ AN tp ueerPtal order OF
FL the superior court of ciiancery 1T VIM
chester, pronounced and nd red The 9Th day
IofDecember. 1927 in two cases depending ia
said court John Kennedy and wife. plaintiffs,
against John Lsie and others, defendants. and
Robert M'Daniel and wife. plaintiffs against
John Lyle and others. defendantss--will ba
sold on Tuesdag the 18Th day of4prIl nezt on
The premises, two TRACTS OF LAND, lying
in Berkeley county. on Tuscarora Creek, 81
longing to the defendant John Lyle, being the
same which was devised to said defendant Lyle
by his father John Ly ie, deed. as assigned and
laid off TO him by the commissioners Of the
Icourt Of Berkeley county. except so much Of
said tracts as Was afterwards assigned and alos~
ted by SAID court TO Samuel Lyle, posthu-
nous child Of John Lyle the elder. aud except
also another parcel between eighteen ard nine-
teen acres sold by said defendant John Lyle. to
William Lyle One of the said tracts, 40 OIL.
Iginally assigned to said John Lyle. contains one
hundred aud thirty four acres, the other thirty
four acres. twenty poles. Terms OF sale, one
fourth cash, and the balance pa, able in three
lequal instalments on credit OF SIX twelve
land eighteen months from the day OF sale; bends
with security and deed OF trust ON the re-
misses sold, to be given by the purchases to secure
the credll payments. Sale viii commence at
he dwelling house on the larger tract between
|rhe hours OF IL and O'Clock.
c. w. SEWERS, M.W.C.D.
March ITS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

fRUf.Nf.i--fo s9if:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
county court OF Berkeley. on Monday the
7th day Of April, 1898.
Mary McKewan. I'ng.
Dorothea Elizabeth Roush, widow Of Nicholas
Roush, sen.dec'd. William Paris and Cstharine
his wife, late Catharne Roush. Adam Young
and Rosanna his wife. late RoSsanaa Roush.
Isaac {. Dunn and Polly his wife. late Polly
Roush, Martin Roush, Conrad Roush Ei,zas
beth Line, late Elizabeth Roush, benjamin.
T. buoy and MARY his wife, late Mary Roush
and WIDOW cg Nicholas Roush, jun. deed.
and Sally. Elizabeth. Polly, Henry, John
and Nelson Roush, infant children Of said
Nicholas Roush, ir, deed. and Rosannp
Rebecca. Ann Maria. Mary Ann Cathsriue,
William Henry and Andrew Roush, children
Of Andrew Roush. deed. and Caroline
Little, late Caroline Roush, children aud
heirs OF said Nicholas Roush, sen. decd and
Elisha Boyd, D.f'R.
THE defendant, Caroline Little, not having
1 entered herappearance aud given security
according TO the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing 10 the 81.
,isfaction OF this court that she IS not an M.
habitant Of this state II 10 Ordered, that The
said absent defendant do sppesr here on the
I'D Monday in June next, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff. and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN the Martinaburg Gazette, and be posted az
the door of the Court House OF this county.
copy---res,e,
d HUNTER, c.a.e.
Anril 10 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
Aprillo. 1923.

A list of Letters remaining ID the Post ofiicc
MartEsburg, on the LIST day Of April, 1879
which, il not taken out before the list day Of
July next, will be sent TO the General Posk
Office as dead letters.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

VNRUsT sALE.-By virtue Of 4
81 Deed Of trust executed by James STE.
phenson, aad duly recordediu berkeley county
court, the subscriber will sell tor ready money
a, pubic auction, before the dcor OF the Globe
Tavern, In Martinsbarg, on the 9th day pk
June next, all that part Of q LOT in The town
OF Martinsbnrg, except that portion on which
the dwelling house stands, lately occupied by
MIR. James Brown adjoining the lots of Mevsrel
Locke ard the heirs Of ignAtius 0.Ferrnll -
Such title as IS vested IN the Trustee viii BE-
made 10 the purchaser
THOMAS GRIGGs. Jun, Trsies.
April lots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

Candidates for Berksiey county.
Capt. Joel Ward, William Good.
Gen. Elisha Boyd,
Candidates for Hampshire county.
Samue K~rchival. jun. Isaac c Dunn.
Angus w M'Donald. Tbs. Carskadon.
Candidates for jefferson county.
Daniel Morbsn, esq. Maj Buckmaser,
Carver Willis. c SO John II. Lewis.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
Netp Aprima GOODS.
RTFLEMEN!

NoU will parade in front of McCleary's
Il Tavern, on Saturday the 18th inst. pre-
cisely at 2 O'Clock, pm. with your arms and
accoutrements in soidier-like order. This be
ing the month prescribed5 BY Lar, for the Spring
Company Parades.
II is contemplated commencing on that day,
a system of regular and periodical dsilis.
BY order OF Capt. Faulkner,
d. okRiCK, Q S.
ADril 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
DIED.

On Sunday last, a, his residenceion Tusc1ora,
Capt. George n. Sei5eyf.
On tuesday last. MFR. James Walker, OF
this county
On Yesterday, Mr.. Ignatins Quad, OF this
county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

.4lsrander Sumh VS.. The ADMINISTRATORS
Gen. Alexander Smyth, the renowned champ.
on of Black Rock! the profound exposition OF
the mysterious absurdities ofthe Revelation he
vino summoned the chosen chivalry Of New.
York. to gather laurels" under his command,
has likewise il seemsin the debate on Chilton's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
The highest price 10 cash viii be given for
clean Linen and Cotton Rags.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

Our friend, the Richmond ''Visitop and Tele-
graph" speaking of the death of Jerman
Baker, esq. late Treasurer OF the Common
wealth, observes, ellis deaiA was occasioned
by an Gtfsmptto put an end TO bis existence"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

Winter seems TO 'lins er in the lap of Spring
On Friday last we had fall of snow, and on
Sunday last another. the weather has since
been unusually cool for the season. We fear
that our fruit trees will suffer much.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

All persous indebted 70 this Office for Postage
are required to make immediate payment.
No letters or papers will be delivered in fus
ture, without the Postage beng paid.
WIN. LONG, r VI.
Mar'inssurg, April 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-26
MENAGERIE,

HlONSISTiN; Of ihe collection Of curious ami
~ mails ever exhibited in New-Engand, and never be
fore in tho town Of Providence.
No. /. Tie Gre1t inda ELEPIANT-nine feet high,
and supposed weigh 1000 pounds. This j. The largest in
the United States and for docy and sigacy, has never
been cxoeiled.
The Royal TIGER Of Asia-the only the continent.
This Tiger equal in size and supposed To be as powerful
rs the African LION. Tie beautiful regularity of his
Stripes exces the admiration Of the behoder while his e
rociois disposition mpesscs With ave. To those who are ac
quainted with his history
The Real rwo- Ismped or Pleasure CAMEL The Cam
e elp.le Of carry ing 400 pounds weight more tlln the
Dromedary, which has uniformly been exhibited for the
Camel
The Beautiful African LEOPARD.
mir of X ANG ARGOS, from New Holland. The Kan
garo upon s hind feet, making successive
bounds Of 10 ~ feet, with such rapidly as to outstp the
6cs,est Greyh0und.
Blfbary Ape.
Saucy Jack.
Rbb'd nose and Dogfc'd Blboons.
Sports of Ring
The GOANICiiUS, frOn South America.
Capt Dick, the semi equestrian, has excited the admiro
ton Of those who have visited the Mcnaere, with his
anped feats of horse monkey ship, his small Shetland
Pony. ring Is fitted for his perurmlnccs. -
This collection is now in Exhibition IN the rear OF Mr.
Monroc's Coffee House, for few days only.
Hours rf Adnttlnce, from 10, a. Nj. I'LL >, L. NJ and
from Is, till Q 10 the Evening.
Admiitance 25 cents children IL 10 cents.
mlrcb l6
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FROM syR oRREsPoNDeNTs.

Office ofthe Warren Star, .ndrch 2nh.
Arr yesterday, bngs Brothers, Smith, 2. days I'm
Matanzas, th sugar and msasses, to Joseph Smith,
-Jr. Left, ships Boy, Green, jnst arr I'm Newport;
William, Allen, loading for this port; Gen Jackson,
D'Wolf, of Bristol, un :; briggs New England Curtis,
Of Providence, just arr from New York; Union,
Bay, uncertain, and number of others, be ore re-
ported. Spoke, 18th, schr Rolll, Staples, IL days
from MatauEas, for Portland; 2Oih, spoke schooner
Josephine, 10 davs from Pniladelpha, for st Jo ms,
N b. Passed off Montaug Light, brig Sea Island,
from New London, for Matanzas.
Br stoi. March 22.
Arr brig Remittance, Msnro, 20 days from New
Orleans, with molasses, TO James D''volf. Sailed r
tho Bar Feb 2lst. in CO with ship Fanny, of PhilaG.
elpha, Tor Havre, and brig Virginia. Tor do On the
4th, lat "a 80, long 81, at z, A. NJ being thick and
dark, blowing fresh and under reefcd topsails, wind
at N. run alosl Of brig Arion ARIEL, Of Portland
and damaged each other considerable, carried away
jb boom and bobstays, all the weather braces, main
channels and fashion piece, aud bruised her side very
much The other briggs damages was greater, sph
her main topsa and trysail, carried away her topon
lt and much Of her other rigging, stove M her bul
warks &c. Aner repairing braces and getting
vessel manageable and finding that we did not make
much water wore ship and went AMI spoke him to see
il he was in a leaky sBie bat he answered not, bn'
sails very much torn and bdlwarks broken, We then
agreed to keep together that night SO as TO assist
Sseh othsr 10 ihs MORNING, but gale eans on thai
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-26
TO MANUFACTURERS

VENE subscriber offer, for sale valuable mill privilege
n wih good stream ol water, and about IS acres OF
Rad, with sw mill thereOn with fail of about 100 feet,
III the dsta ice Of 100 rods he land Is situated tlll
dches may be constructed 10 convey the water three
wheels OF from - Ia ~ feet diameter On the above distance
Oh 100 rods) III sufficient quantity To drive front 900 Ia
100 spindles each he above property is situated in East
Haddin (Con) miles from Connecticut River aud half "a
mile from the turnpike road, leading from Eat lIadlam
Landing 10 Providence, via Norwich Those wishing To
T. purchase site for cotton, wooen ia toy, viii ind
II to their advantage call the subscriber IN East Had am
march % JOSIAH A. CAAPMAN.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
.FHNHE W,cKHaa FARM, so called, situated in Sonh-
n kingstown, adjoining Narrow River, Petluam-
scu,l pond, aud containing $50 Acres having M large
well finished convenient Dwelling House. large Barn, Crib,
and other ont buildings thereon the Farm has large aud
valuable Nood t, having II all the various Timber pro-
duccd ia oir clhnateihe Farm Is well wateed and fenc-
ed, the soil strong an fere and grazing Farm for
kphe sheep Is not surpassed by any In the State lit
Pleasantly siiacd having uninterrupted view from tho
Oeean nearly 10 proviencc-Iho Farm viii be sold
snnablc terms, napihud or SON. and te terms may
known by applying to the SulsCtbr. living the premi
NATHAN L.. HAZARD.
NoHh kinglugn, march Is, ISIS. Sti
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THIS DAY

"rFWE ARE SATISFIED"
Nm agreed, and no doubt all are satLsfod that CLARK
j. sells more przes in propnrtion to the small number of
tickets disposed of by him, than any other Office In this
UNION CANAL. LOTTERY,
Drawn Numbers.
II 45 II IS
Nothing to speak of the above, hut WI, be recolleeed
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to a
young gentleman Of this town.
RHODE ISLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Drawn NuDbeis.
Several of $780, many cf a, Sc &C. had tho plea of
handing over % m, friends in the above.
N. Y. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Drawn Numbers
comsina. 80 3 ss prize q al sGa was 81 sold a. above
to young gentleman of This town Cash paid te moment
presented, without discount FOR interest might deduct
sixteen tpenty Capitals, from the numrs sold 10 my
friends within the last 20 days, aud still have handsome
List remain, but rather than spoil the ehuekie of neigh
bors."-I am agreed, and satisfied" Let 'om Try
again. Ii will be recollected that the
VERMONT STATE LOTTERY,
Highest Prize 5000. Lorest Irze S., 7iIkets q: 81,
and shares in poTortionwill be drawn THIS DAl-the
,seHrt % & q che dswisg shall probably receive on FRIDAY
LOTTERY.
Capita prize 5000. Tickets 50, shares In proportion;
also to be drawn This Day; the drawing will DOT 10 received
ua,il aher the Vermont state Lottery.
The splendid Virginia siae Lottery, will be drawn in
Richmond, Va. THIS DAY. (Tho drawing of which will
not be received until after tle Deeware9 Highest prize
$4,000 Tickets $40, slnres in proportion. For the capt
tails please call at
CLARK'S
H. Island State Lottery aud Exchange Office No. l2 IA and
l6, Market street. corser Of Union BuR uRdngs.
might add, were disposed resort to subierfuce
much handsomer list of Pnzes; but put down nothing but
wm actually sell and pay al pysown counlerI wish my
"neighbors" could say as much.
PIease call at CLARK's. ina eh Q6
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PAPER.
TAP writing Paper, from 50 to sc l-2 per ream,
u Pot do do from 81 IS To SO 80 do
Quaro Post do do from So to so 80 do
Superine Post Writing Paper, gilt edged
Superfine Note Paper gilt edged
Imperial, super royal royal, medium, demi and foolseap
Paper, best quality Tor Flank Books.
Ruled Paper, suitable for accounts
Fine and superfine Card Paper
Do do Log do
Cap, Cnyn, Double Cap and DoiIe Crown
Wrapping Paper; Bank Note Paper, Ticket do.
IMPERIAL super royal Oyal, medium and deiai Printing
Paper-consally ON hand, and for sale by
RUICHENS & CORY,
march ~ No. |, market street.
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REMOVAL.

EEART & DAWLEY, Merchant Tailos, respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they have
rinscd from No. CmnstOn street, Ia No. IS, " esmln
er street where they will be happy 10 wait all who may
favor them with their custom.
THEr KEEP coSsrANrY ON HAND, general assortment
ot Broadctls Cassmees, Neslngs, They will make
u Particular attention paid 10 cutting. march 26
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! HOLMES HOLE, March 2O.-Ar schr folla,
Staples, from Maianzas.
SALEM. March 2O-Ar Syren, from Africa.
! 2lst, arr brig Fawn, Bryant, iO5 days from Md
junga. Island G Madagascar.
2lth, arr Amethyst, Upton, from Para.
BOSTON, March 2l,-Ar briggs Centurion, Put
nam, from New Orleans; Hope, Berry, Baltimore;
schr Ycrck. Barrett, Port an Prince.
Cid brig Actress, Squirting, Tobasco
22d, cid barque Pallas, Brewster, Copenhagen and
St Petersburg; briggs VIM Wallace, Bowley, Balti-
more; Kremln, Wood, n Orleans; schrs Exchange,
Matanzas; Be,hiah Harding, Cape Hayden.
23d, arr brig Pandora, Thompson, from Charles
ton.
2iih, arr ships Hewes, Spear, from New Orleans;
Morea, Hammond, do; briggs Creole Loring, fp do;
Waldo, Jordan, do; Daniel Webster. Davis, Messna
and Gibraltar; schr Baltimore, Gottenbure; Fame,
Mobile, via Newport; Convoy, Havana.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Ar ships New Or
leans, Cole, n Orleans; Macon, Porter, Savannah.
Schrs Benz Z Valentine, Smith, from Richmond;
Cassandra, jones' Baltimore; Compeer, Eastport;
ella, Newbern, n &; sun. Gardner, Baltimore
Below, ship Majestic. Page, from Liverpool, brigs
Maria Elizabeth, from Hamburg; Persia, Leehorn;
Claudio Smith; Havana; Pacific, Gold, Baltimore;
Damon, Potter, Wilmington.
Cid ships St George, Taubman, Liverpool; He
roine, Marshall, St Petersburg; brigs Martha, for
Amsterdam: New Packet, Adams, st John; schrs
North Carolina, Allen Wilmington; Peggy do.
PHILADELPlIIA, March 2i.-Arr ship Algon-
gun, Dxcy, from Liverpool.
Below, hr.g Ariel Harman from Sissl; surah,
Latham NeuvItas.
Cid Hiram, r Richnond
BALTIMORE, Mach I9.-Au ships Bolvdera,
Nabb, from Liverpool, Philip Tobb, Williams, do;
Ulysses, Norman, Rotterdam; brig Cecelia, Boston;
Express, Taylor, 81 Jago; Thos Hall, New Oreans.
Cid Volona Russell, St Thomas ard market.
FREDERICKSBURG March IS.-Ar schrs
Angela, frsm Boston; Oswego, Portland.
Cid schr Ocean, Boston.
CHARLESTON, March I2.-Arr VIM Booth,
Aberdeen, from Belfast; Stranger, Hull, Matanzss;
sloop UnIon st Augustine; Diligence. Amsterdam.
CID ship Ulster, Shannon, Liverpool; brig Beta,
Antwerp.
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MARRIAGES.

In this town. Thurs lay last by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mr..
William Allen, t' Miss May ThomlsoL
In Cranaon, 9h inst Mr. Henry Greene 10 Nils. Harriet
Henry, both Of ,bs, town.
la wie.lord, NJ. Nicholas s. Fy,t Mis-, Esther g. Rsy-
Dolls.
In North Providence, on the ish inst by the Rev. Ms
Brown Mr.. Thomas Lewis Of Cumberland to Nj, Be,sey A.
Ap,houy, daughter Of Richard Anheny Esq the former
place.
In Warren, on suudy evening last Mr. Joseph B. Davel u
Mi. Ma y L. Saunders.
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK MANurAcroRY.

PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRY.
FHsiE subscriber beng confident that many Of his old
toners think lie Is dktinee from tie centre Of
business he woud inf run t'tm aud OtnI,, that he ow
manufactures Record BOhs for Banks he hints, Manuiac
turers and Oes, IN Orange street, Of 50 Westminster
street. lie warrants his Books for durability they viii open
perfectly sasy made Of the bsst Of mlioas; they
have stood the test for several yeas in this town, well
IN Newport, and other places ilo now cement lin
stead Of Common elne) that is proof against moisture This
highly yaiulbe Tor Records, other Books that b.
preserved for many lie could make many references
TO the quality Of hs Books perhaps will sulee,
United states Branch Bank.
~ Miscellaneous Book Binding, Gliding and Machine
Ruling, done as usual Maps Plates and Clans, laid
cloth, and old ones repaired. I. II. BuRNTON.
march 26,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-26
night, dark and high ssa, al A. M. lost sight OF
VEsAELs SPOKEN.

l7th, lat 80 30. ,ong az, an ~ tathoms Of water,
schooner bound 10 I,huue island.
le''' la. 80 iO, long ~ ~, brig Leopard, Harris,
I'm TINS port, ior Savannah.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

XXIILLIAM RUSSELL, No 50 Westminster Rev, has
w just received iiom va new supply Of fresh Dry
GUds, consisting ut rich Paid Black and fancy c"iors
DeNaies tilah silks, schews fUDgre's, Black ANA tui-
oed Nhkn Grapes, ID anton do rlch faid tac e nev
patterns, tngls uI hams Fancy Iikis MerinI and ,as
meie snhwls, Pain NbIe MeIno and mitdjn Meno
shaws. Cloves, Ribbons aud vanety u other artces
ALSO.
One Case supeTlOr Ieghom Gyp.ey's. march 25.
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PRIZE COMPOSITION

Gold Medal OF the value Of $50 win Ike awarded u Tho
a n.hW Of The best original musical compsha adapt
ed TO words, and arranged song with accon,panimeins
for the Piano Fmie-e whole occupy more Than fs,r
nor cSs than two pages o the sai size Of musical pii es
uons and 10 he forwarded within four weeks by i 9TH
wise post paid, to l.. d. Chaplin Providence r. or Messs
pulI'is II Stodau, New York.
The ESSAY are to be accompanied by sealed coup,unie-
lions, enclosing the of the auhus with other p,rticu-
lars and he LETT " the examination aJ DECISION tf three coma
pctent judges, ~ho VIII nnsa and Judge OF The comunica
cations, ana transmit to the successful ronpios Pyiza
Medal The prize composition is intended for the irt um-
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