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From the .Nsn- England Weekly R:rier.
SENSiBILITY,

SENSlBlLlTY.
There ie something in the favour of wonan's grief al
sazes on tho lst object of her affections, which we lov'
look upon even whcu we feel the full bitterness Of he
ng."
In eighteen hundred twenty four,
Mis- Julianna Bings,
was prentice 70 "A miiiiner
AtSarato.a Spring.
A dainty, little pretty gin,
For dressing dolls aud lldes--
The last To tickle grown up boys,
The first for little babirs.
A slsDdsr form, but taller than,
BY most, a hlli u head,
Her sister 'iIrniices--,,cr hair
Was rstler. iugei with red
Hcr cllstks wels mix aud fuse combined,
Her syes-tieir hue tile slue has;
And bMb, We will, par excellence,
Call Ebony and Topaz
She was the best attraction then,
Except the Cong ess -prinsj
And not SoutefB dandy there,
But quizzed Tie pretty Thing
Her laughing lip, So red and sweet,
Her glances all socentle;
Her very gait was poetry
asI nose was sentimental
shed read some novels rlepss,
She warbled Roscau's dieim'
I've seen hei weep DER sell Controul,'
With cheeks as pale IA cream !;
She'd lovers iuo--but that's thing
That's neither here nor there now
knew thc,n, aud their residence,
But shall not tell YOU, where, now.
Bet yet although an Idol to
Wfion,esery body kneit-
Her tender heart, their miseries,
In every tibfe felt
I've met her often at the fnuH.
With eye lids red n. cider
And once saw her fade away,
As she trod Oh spider.
She had brother: believe,
che always called hm Jos,
Win lowell i,er As slIe loved herself,
Aud doitcd Oh heT tho,
A wilder youth never anew,
lad more full - deviry-
dis diys wets spout ~ gnnbing shops,
And all his nights IN ievelry.
She wept for his behaviour and
Pmyed, that he wUdd reiWfn,
And Try tp live more dceeitiy,
But joe did not conlufnn
And every day was wines 10,
lis very wild demeanor-
Aitlo' lie PROMISED to repent,
His conscience was no cleaner.
One dsy--it wasIhc glorious fourth
OfJuiy ~,
This bryihcr Joe, was firing guns,
AZ usual, rather tire
sIk cannon burst, as he stood near
EDossh 10 he IN harms wayj
And ne lIe sung Wild burrah,
a carried 10Th bis arms way.
n shey .rsssed him On all over blood,
And Irle as any sheet
And bOr- linn ~ be SISTERS hoise,
Who mel ppen IN thu street
Ard q she saw bs bloody siump,
(, ehs cried with horrid sDnifk, oh'
<envs ms--thrts tie very shut
.nste ~ ~ Jee hs ~cek1 oH'' ,vorro
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

'ENE undersigned hereby gives public notice, TINT he has
l. been duty appointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate of
the town of Providence Guardian of The person estate
of WILLIAM WEEDEN, of tins town, Minor, and has
qualified himself for ist by giving bonds according to
law. JOHN w. BABCOCK, GuaYdiai,
August 27 Is
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POETRY.
From the CAri.tian AdcoeGte.
! llyH.tT Is RELIGION!

I, t From the Chri.tian Airoeats.
~ - WHAT Is RELIGION!
Religion 10 = power diviae,
Asaerei unei na from above
Tho attT .sulss at God, winch shine
With radi,ut boams oi truth and isve.
noligion Is abundant rrsce,
And hJinc<s "a narials given
ncden,Ision for the ininin race,
b. Intfitssr happiness from heassn.
Religion N n bright display
~ Ofthinss isost hv-iy, Ju,l and true
Iss splendouIs do Hume tar way,
Aud bring celestial SCENES Ia vicw.
HsNgicn Is tho pureN stream
..- -Hlove to God, aid all mankind
And WHEN lis Q, sinI currents ieem,
Tie noA substantial bliss we lind.
Religion IS humility,
Tie loyeiiosl hsbit u tho mind
'Tis faith ard hope and ehariy,
And gracious fruits of every Kind.
Religion p,nrs transceDdeni peace
IN rich pr,f,ision o'er the soul;
And all dkcsfdant passions cease,
While pure delight pervades lie Whole
Religion patiently endures,
With Ills Immense, and grief cyireTne
Aud sweeily by The cross, ailures
To brighter wolids of bliss supreme.
Religion sheds consolin- tears
Ger hu .Ldu wo and deep DISTRESS
And coin'ott in asundruce bears
10 widows, and lEe lothcrcss.
Religion Il n virtue, pure
Aid graceful, irrininent aud kind,
Which sliali Ia endless years endure,
The tlcllesl sulLcs OF the uIiIid.
Religion Is the throne Of God,
Where angels chant ihgir bym.,s Of praiso
Its bcautsnais rays extend abroad,
epcading the bouhdless light OF grace.
Rcigiop Is immorial love,
lie bliss ui rnI+rm'd souls In heaven
Its radiance fiIls the realms above,
Where everlasting life IS ssei.
Religion oh the lovely sound!
Lang may It's pleasures ciafn my bfoia,
'TiI my Triumphant sou -liiIl bound
To mansions oi eternal ic,i.
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Providence and Albany Mail Sfage-rio
Sp' ingfeid-through in 2 days.
October II

Providence and Albany Mail Stage-rio
SpiingfeId-through in 2 days.
n EAyFS Tuesdays, Thursdays and SAT-
IL urdays, at 3 O'Clock, A. M passes
through Smi;hfeld. Chepachet, Thompson,
Dudley, Southbridge, Sturbridge, Brimfeld,
Monson and Wilbraham, and arrives ut Spring.
field at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Springfield Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays (passes through the same towns
as the Boston and Albany Mail Line) and Or.
rives at Albany at s o'clock, p. M.
Returning, leaves Albany Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock, A. M. and
arrives at Springfield, at s p. M.
Leaves Springfield, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 3 O'Clock, A. M. and arrives
at Providence, at 6 O'Clock, p M.
This Limo intersects the Boston and Hart
ford Mail Line, at Thompson tho great
Southern Mail Line, at Sturbridge, and tho
Daily Line, from Hartford, Conn. to Hanover.
N. II. at Springfield.
Private Conveyance can be had at any Of
the Stage Houses on the line from Springfield
70 Providence, 10 any towns in the ~vicinitys
also, TO stafford Springs. from Monson or
Southbridse. III. CADY,
w. HEALY,
A.. NORCROSS.
Dec 8 Pr0pricfOrs,
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GUM ELASTIC-oR

India Rubber Shoes and Orer-Shoes.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs tbe
Il public, that he has constantly on hand,
a full and very general supply Of Gum Elastic.
or India Rubber Shoes and Over-Shoes, which
he will dispose Of on the most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements to import
the Gum Elastic directly from Para. he is en-
abled TO sell it at lower rates. than any other
person in New-England, and invites dealers 10
make him a call.
The utility and great benefits derived from
the use of these Shoes, has been fully tested
by many of the most respectable citizens Of
this country, and as a preventive against the
cold and wet, are esteemed decidedly superior
to leather. In a climate like ours, subject TO
great changes, it is important TO keep the feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, has been
found equal to the Gum Elastic. The shoe is
light, elastic, pleasant TO the foot, and partic-
ularly calculated for ladies.
Orders from any part Of the country. will be
promptly attended TO, if directed to
STEPHEN C.. SMITH,
No. 10, Wcstminster-s Providence, r. l.
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NOTICE.


VENHE subscriber having been appointed
n Agent, for the Riiiingiy Flag Quarry
Company, is now ready TO supply customers
with natural faced Stone, for all the variety OF
uses for building work, sidewalks, &c.
The low price for which .hey will be afford
ed, and the excellent quality Of the Stone, it is
hoped will insure a liberal patronage.
Those WHO leave orders for Stone, to be
supplied directly from The quarry, can have
them delivered at the place where they are to
be used, and save the expense Of trucking.
DAVID BOLLES, agent.
Hydraulion-street, Jan s.
N. d. A few teams will find constant en-
ployment, to transport Stone from the Quarry,
to this market.
A few men well experienced in quarring and
trimming Stone, will find constant employment,
either by the month or by the job, for all of
which cash and a liberal price will be given.
Jan 5 If
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PROPECTUS
HNOR the LADIES' MAGAZINE 10 be
IL conducted by Mrs. SARAH j. HALE, au-
thor Of "NoRTHwooD," &c. &c.-assisted
by several literary friends.
Tho LADIES' MAGAZINE will contain
sketches of American scenery and manners:
critical notices Of the literature Of the day; ar
ticles of original poetry; biographical notices
anecdotes of eminent women; and whatever
else is calculated to illustrate and improve the
character.
CONDITIONS.
L. The Magazine will DO published on the
fifteenth of every month, commencing with
January, 1928; each number to contain about
fifty pages. handsomely printed on fine paper.
the whole making two octave volumes 4 year
Of about 800 pages each.
II. Price three dollars a year, to be paid on
the delivery of the third number.
iii. Persons obtaining six subscribers, and
becoming responsible for the same, shall re-
ceive a seventh copy.
*.*All communication relating to the work,
to be made to the Publishers.
Subscriptions will be received at the several
Book Stores.
PUTNAM & HUNT,
Publishers 362 Wa~shington-street.
Boston, Jan 4
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PROVIDENCE AND NEw-BEDFORD
WAGON.

T2NHE subscribers informs the citizens Of
n Providence, Fall River aud New-Bed-
ford, that he will hereafter run once a week,
a baggage wagon, from Providence to New
Bedford, and from New-Bedford to Proyi-
dence. passing each way, through the village
of Fall River.
A wagon will leave Providence every
Thursday, and New-Bedfoid every Tuesday,
and pass through Fall River everysW ednesday.
An order Box is left at Munroe's Coffee House,
Providence, at Henry H. Cannon's Inn, New
Bedford, and Benjamin W. Chaco & Cos.
Store, Fall River. T. & W.. StSSON.
Jan 3w
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors Of
~ Edward Quarles x Co. Of Providence, in
the county Of Providence. that the said +.
Quarles 8 Co. have signed their estate and
effects 10 tho subscriber, for the benefit Of said
creditors. All Of said creditors are requested
to exhibit and prove their respective claims TO
the subscriber, as soon as convenient or at the
utmost within six months from tho 10th day of
December inst. that they may derive tho fuI!
benefit from said assignment. Those indebted
10 said frm, by note or otherwise, are request
Cd to call and make a settlement with the
subscriber. THOMAS III. WEBB.
Dec % IS
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Z. ID. BROWN & co.

HAVING opened an Exchange and Lot
IL terry Office. in the building No. 81.
Market st. beg leave to solicit Of the citizens
Of Providence a share Of their patronage in
the disposal Of uncurrent money, collection Of
Bills or Drafts on Boston, New York. or Phil
adolphia. What business may offer will be
attended to with promptness and despatch.-
They also would be very happy (although they
make no promises) in disposing of prizes to
those who may favour them with a call. Hav-
ing on hand a variety of Tickets, in the most
approved Lotteries, the attention Of adven-
turers is respectfully invited.
Washington Lodge Lottery, 14th class, TO
be drawn in Providence. THIS DAY.
sCHEME-l prize of $4,000; I do 1000; ! do
1895; l do 1000; l do 500; | do 700; ! DO 600; ! do
500; l do 400; do 300; 10 do 100; 80 do so; 80
do 25; 80 do 20; 7S do Is; 7s do 10; 3l2 do S; 44I6
do 4.
wholes 4 dollars, halves 2 dollars. and quar-
tcrs dollar. Tickets and shares for sale at
BROWN & co.'s Office,
Jan. s. No. 81, Market-street
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

TIME Brewery, under the superintendent
Il of Holmes Il M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their order:
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
0t- Orders also received at No. 3 Market.
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % Sm
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Docs
Nj. TABER.

No. SIS, WESTMINSTER Row,
HAS just received from New York and
AA Boston. Tea Pots, Walters, Candle.
sticks, Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Razors Scissors fancy Bellows Hearth
Brushes. Clothes do &c. together with many
other articles, too numerous TO particularize in
an advertisement All Of the above articles
will be sold for a small advance, for cash or
approved credit.
N. b. lie continues TO manufacture Jewoiry
o fdlfier.ni kinds, also silver spoons and thin,bls
warranted ofthe first quail ty. All kinds Of work
in his line repaired at short notice. Custom
ers are particularly requested not to forget tho
number. Doc 10
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ALDEN ARNOLD,

Nos. 8 and 10, South .Main-street,
OFFERS for sale, for cash or approved
~ credit,
8 boxes Havana brown Sugar, superior quality
10 boxes bunch Raisins
s boxes fresh Lemons
A few boxes fresh Oranges
10 barrels Canal Flour
s half chests Souchong Tea, prime quality
2 whole chests Hyson Skin Tea
l dozen 5 gallon dcmijohns
2 do do do
] do LIZ do do
5 do London Porter
DO Mushroom Catsup
l barrel picked Salmon, prime quality
Together with a very general assortment Of
genuine Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
December 22.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
A FARM containing about $50 acres Of ex-
IN ceiient land, suitably proportioned for
moving, pasturing and woodland; is well fenc-
ed, mostly with stone wall; is well watered
with never failing streams has two Dwelling
Houses, three barns and other out-buildings
necessary. About so acres Of said land ad-
joins Sbatucket River, where is fall and wa
ter sufficient to carry any machinery, that any
man or company of men would wish to en-
ploy. The whole or a part would be sold to
accommodate the purchaser. Reference TO
Mr.. Timothy Tingloy of Windham, or the SUBJ
scriber on the premises.
ERASTUS BINGHAM.
Windham, Con. Jan CIV
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NEW GOOuS,

AT NO. l, CANAL-sTRRHT.
SMALLEY, has Just received at hi
y Clothing Establishment, a prime assort.
mcnt of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimercs; VesIings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab DuC.
fills, Kersoys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, SC.
&c.
On hand Am extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description. made in
g., bes, and most durable manner: and in tie
latest style. which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail 10 suit customers.
October
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SALEM. Dec. 2s.-sailed. Niagara, for $

" V'fC ~"
SALEM. Dec. 29.-sailed, Niagara, for 81
Thomas.
PORTLAND, Dec. 3O.-Cd barque Grccian,
Blanchard. Savannah; brig Franklin, Jordan, Cuba.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 3l.-Saled, Minerva,
Rice, Mobile; Neptune, Bryant, New Orleans, Or
leans, West Indies.
BOSTON, Jan. Arr brig Mary and Betsey,
Andrews, from Philadelphia; Brandvwine, Amsbury,
Alexandria; %Shawmut, Crowell, Philad; Wallace,
Nickerson, Fredericksburg; Alexandria, Howes,
Malaga.
Cid briggs Hally, Hamlen, B-azils and markct;-
America, Crabtree, Mobile.
I'd, arr brig Drymo, Neif. New Orleans; Reli-
ance, Ham, Charlcston; Nancy, Marblehead; Mary
Ellis, Allen, sProvidencs; Lady Richmond, Clark
N Orleans; Spy, Harding. Halifax.
Cid ship Zelima, Pinson, st Pierres, Mart; brig
Jsune Addle, La vallois, Trinity, Mart; Delos
Smith, Gibraltar and a market; Tamworth, Ropes,
do do; Charles, Porter, West Indies, and Europe;
Bourne, Crane, st Thomas, and a market; James
Perkins, Crowell, Charleston.
Sd, arr brig Serene, Drew from Mcssina; Beaver
tSur.nam; Lcvant, Otis, Halifax; Despatch, Tnpp
providence; Washington, BACON, do.
Cid brig Georgiana, Weston, Gibraltar and
market; Kingston, vinalI, Baltimore.
NETWORK, Jan. Arr schrs Hope and Su
san, Nickerson,f from Alexandria; Nancy, Williams
Richmond; Rosetta, Smith, do; Industry, Howes
Alexandra; Romeo, Bangs, do.
Old briggs Athenian, Sullivan, Carthagcna; Mary
Jane. Thomas, Norfolk; sloop Venus, Child, Prov
dence.
NORFOLK, Dec. 2s.-Ar schr Transport, from
New York.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 29.-Arr schr Harriet, Il
Portsmouth,.
Sailed. schr Ardent. Salem.
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. 2S.-An schrs
James. Congress, from Boston; Eliza, do; William
Portland.
NEWBERN, Dec. 22.-Cld schrs Susan, Brook.
ID. Guadalupe; Mary, Lockwood, st Barts.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Ar ship James
Reynolds, from Antwerp; Norval, Dale, Portsmouth
Eng; Catharine, Havana.
Cid ship Edmund, Trouette, Bordeaux; Forrest,
Boston.
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NcU and Fashionable

NcU and Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
..ARCHAR & HATCH, No. 8, Market
IL Square, have just received, a full and
fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased in New York, which they now offer
for ~sale-among which are
Super blue, black, brown, olive, steel mixed,
green and claret BROADCLOTHS, Of every
shade. Blue, black, drab, white, bla, mixed
and brown CASSIMERES.
Drab Fearnaughts and Dufils; green Book
ings and Serges; Flannels; lambs wool and
worsted Shirts and Drawers; beaver, dog, and
buckskin Gloves, ~toilenet, corded, silk, striped
Valencia pestings "a very superior article;)
plain black, and striped silk, and silk Vest
ings; Hosiery of every description; Cravat
Pads Ga new a%rticlc;) superior flag and BAN
danna Handkerchiefs; brown Linens; Duck,
Tilloting, and Paddings; patent Springs for
Vests. If. October T..
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CHECK LOST.

OST on "Wednesday or Thursday last, a
IL Check on the Eagle Bank, drawn by AD-
NAH ~SAcKEr,for $75 0S cents in favour of the
ubscriber, payable on the first day of January.
1928, the payment Of which is stopped. Who
ever has found the same, will be suitably re-
warded, by calling on the subscriber.
Jan 3 SAMUEL LOPEZ.
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EVANS &, cos.

hFFICE, No. 33, Market street.-Num-
~ bers drawn in the I'd class Fourth Bap-
t'st Society Lottery.
81 81 10 s. 80 20 81 20
A prize ofSioO was sold by us in a whole
Ticket, TO a gentleman Of this town. The
18th clars
WASHLNGTON LODGE LOTTER Y,
To be drawn in this town THIS DAY.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets at the very Low price Ola dollars,
and parts in proportion, may be had in every
variety, at our Office, No. 33 market-street.
Packages Of whole tickets warranted to draw
at least SEA, may be had for 500; packages OF
halves, quarters and eighths in proportion.
Jan D
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FUR GLOVES. CAPS. &c.

NOV opening, at 81, Market street, a lage
~ and extensive assortment OF Gloves;
Sea Otter, Fur and hair Seal. Nutria and Mo-
rocco Caps; Fur Over Shoes; gentlcmcn's
seal and Otter Fur Collars, &c. which are Of
fered for sale at Wholesale and retail. on the
most reasonable terms.
VIM. l.. ALDRICH.
One invsriable price strictly adhered 10.
nov 20 Ct
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r

DRACTICAL and Mental Arithmetic, on a
II new plan, in which mental Arithmetic is
combined with the use Of the slate, containing
a comp etc system for all practical purposes,
being in dollars and cents. Second edition,
revised and enlarged with exercises for the
slate, to which is added a practical system Of
book keeping by ROSWELL G.. SMITH
Just published and for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
Ian q No ! Market street.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons In wing demands against the
"A. steam boats Washington, Connecticut or
Fulton, or the Fulton Steam Boat Company,
are requested to call on WILLIAM ~CoMsTocK,
on board the steam boa. Fulton, from 9
O'Clock, A. NJ. to 8, P. M. who is authorized
to settle all demands. Jan 2
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FOR SALE.

ENOR sale. a Lot of Woodland, situated in
l. Johnson, about seven miles from Provi-
dence, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin RAN
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esquires. The
growth consists Of oak and walnut timber,
young, and particularly we'll adapted TO the
Providence market. Purchasers can be ac-
commodaicd with any portion of the Timber,
from one TO twenty acres, on the most reason
able terms. Apply 10 the subscriber, in citu-
ate Or. ~ residing near David Phillips Tay-
crn, on tho old Connecticut Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
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FoR SALE, on the most reasonable terms,
all kinds of Groceries, as usual; Cordials Of all
kinds; brush Backing. warranted of the first
quality; Confec dictionaries, at wholesale and re-
tail. Purchasers can be accommodated with
any quantity of the above articles, on the
most accommodating terms.
Also, Tickets in all the Lotteries in this
State for sale as above.
January 2. No. 305, North Main-st.
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NEXT SATURDAY.
KHAINE State Lottery Sd Class For the
WI benefit Of steam navigation. To be
drawn at Portland, on Saturday, Jan IL, 1928,
Scheme.-l prize of $4,000; l do ITO; l of
1000; l Of 500; l of 800; I of 200; | of
1872; I3 of 100; 80 of 25; 80 of I6; 80 of
10; 46S of 4; 4446 off.
505l prizes, amounting to SCI 1885.
As number combination g dra wn ballots.
Tickets 2 dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 l-2, Canal-st.
Jan 8
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oo.PAPER HANGINGs-Lrss THAN COST.

8o-PAPER HANGINGS-LEss THAN COST.
TUNHE subscriber offers for sale at extremely
IL reduced prices, at No 50 Wcsiminsler-st
an assortment Of French and American Paper
Hangings, being the remainder of tho stock in
trade, formerly belonging to E. Quar!es & Co.
Also a small dwelling house situated in Middle
street, on land belonging to Nathan Waterman.
THOMAS Ii. WEBB, Assignee.
December 81. 3w.
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STAGE NOTICE.
ED LAISDELL & BORDEN inform the pub
HD lie, that they have opened an Office at
No.. II, South Vain Street, Providence, where
they will keep the Books of all Stage %proprie-
tors who may offer them for keeping. They
will also forward the papers of the different
publishers Of the town, to such subscribers as
live on the several routes over which the Stages
run. Packages and light freight also forward
ed on the most reasonable terms.
( Every order or package, left with them will
be faithfully and punctually delivered; and all
baggage brought by the several lines, which
keep Books at the Office, will be deposited
with BLAIsDILL g. BoRDEN, and delivered TO
the owners, on application.
Extra coaches and Expresses furnished at
all times, for any part of the country.
December 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-05

At st Jago de Cuba, 9Th ult briggs David Modatt,
Rowland, for Cadiz, 10 ds; Gov Paris, of PASSPORT,
for Wilmington unc; Albert, Stafford, Of Salem, for
Charleston, 10. Brig Centurion, Putnam, of Sa-
lem, sailed day before, for N Orleans.
At Leghorn, 10th Nov Otter, for Gibratar,6 ds,
Adamant, Elizabeth, and Argus, Of Boston, all disc;
-, Of Boston, from. Havana, in quar-.