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LATIN. In the Houss Of representatives.
of the United States, Mr.. Lelcher OF the Ken
lucky delegation, made the following sarcas-
tic remarks, in relation TO the Introduction Of
Latin quotations by me mbers TO their speech
es. He happily ridicules the pedantry and
quackery, which. is so often displayed by those
gentlemen, who make long. tedious, and at
the same. time, very stupid speeches, merely
TO have il said at home. that they did on a
given time. "appcsr in the councils OF tho ma
ton, and make a speech on a certain gentle
mass resolutions"
"He vlnd,ca'ed the gentleman who had in
troduced the resolution from any desire to cast
a frebrand into the House. He looked 10 the
quo a emo, or, he said quo amino for he was
learning the Latin language rapidly, as he
heard SO much here every day. Indeed he
WAS in some danger nj losing ms native Ian
guage; for he mad heard two of his colleagues.
who had never looked into a Latin book,
speaking whole pages of Latin. Tho gentle
man had given a plodge-ho said no know
very we'll what that was. A great deal was
said about abuses being in the Government,
and candidates say thoy are all for reform and
retrenchment. The mover Of this resolution,
on being asked what abuses there arc, says
very properly h. does not know; but that it IS
the very IN ny he wants 10 know. We arc oil
slang-whnnging each otner, and trling who
could say the hardest things OF each otber,and
Of the two most distinguished persons in the
country, and the gentleman from Kentucky
who has just taken his seat deserves the pre-
MUM. How should we look when we so home
TO our constituents. and say .e have been en-
gagged on a resolution %relitive to reform. but
have been talking so much, that wo have not
had time 10 attend to it lie had heard soinc
good arguments"
lie begged 10 remind tho House OF an an
ecdote of a farmer and a lawyer. The lattcf
having most acutcly argued, IN . case OF 'nur'
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/, The Uoaoya5Ie the Justiees of The su-

preme Jadesat JJart, begun d.i tOLfed -: POrti2.ua,
scttin aud for the conaty o. CT 'jcrlGad, on the Grg
Tuesday of .toUeHb6r, ~ he year Of oar Lord one
taousaad e,gAt aundred and tgsat g-s6cGa,
NMUMBi.Y sliew, William Fitch, Of Sebigb, Ia said
IA county, Esquire, md sally Fitch, oft,e sane >ebdgJ,
widow. AS they are iduiinistftpfs Of, and Interested IN the
Estate uf J-s-pl Fitch, lre OF >hi se,ian, winch was for
merry q pan vi Baldwin, dece ised, tsf on the tws,ty-itst
day Of Scpte iaber, 4. ID. eighteen husdred aud twelve, one
Abel Jones, late VI Bristol, ia the state If Rhode Island, de
ceased, in his Lie tune, made, executed md delivered 70 me
said Joseph Fitch thea also ~ full life, a certun hohd, under
the lAid aud eel Of the said Johe., wnaTc!a Il was ae,eed
that the said Jones siiolld convey % the said iU%'pl FbC!I
In foe, two certain lots ut Rad, siiIated IN said seblEt, WHlcl.
was formerly a pan OF Blldwin, being Lots numbered six
and seven, la le third ranae eSt IN said iowa, combining
Two hundred acres, provided ne said Joseph sllhtit pay, or
cause 10 be paid, IA the said Jllss, several sums Ot money,
particularly specified IA sad bond, IL will NOR fully appear
BY the same bond herein Coid To be Produced ana II tie
times therein specific |, and according 10 sundry notes Of
interest. The said William and sally FITCH further repre-
sent, that the said sums hive all been plid and received, in
full satisfaction of the conditions and stipulatiOits In sad
bond and notes cnntiGej. But the sud Abel Jones, de
ceased, before making said conveyance of said lots al land,
and that Julia Il. Jones, wldIv Of said Abel, ana John
WadwelL, and John How, laqulres, ae Administrators of
his, sad Abel Jones' Estate. And further, TINT said Juseph
Fitch has deceased, leaving sid Niluun Fitch, Richard
Fitch, Luther Fitch, Zacharilh Fitch, joan Fitch, Betsey
Famsworl, Sibyi Potter, SUly rarnswMtl, aud the ctii-
dyeu of Rebecci Whitney, and Abigail Fitch, his legal heirs.
raid Julia d. Jones, john Wardwel, and John Howe, may
be authorized 10 make Ia HE said heirs Of the said Joseph,
deceased, a good AID valid conveyance Of said lots Of land,
agfeeably 10 the tenor Of sud bond, aud as by law %pIov'dod;
and rs in Juty bouli, &c. WILL AN FITCH,
SALLY FITCH.
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THOMAS c HULL--BAKER,

THOMAS c HULL--BAKER,
EE ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
aa customers and the public generally that
he continues to carry on the Baking business,
in all its variety, at his old stand, No. ! Mill
street, opposite the Canal Market-Honse
where he can furnish his customers with every
kind of hard and sof BREAD, and of as good
quality as can be produced at any Bakery in
this town, or elsewhere. He acknowledges,
with gratitude all past favors and asks a con-
tlnuance, so far as his e~xertions shall merit it.
W. He would also inform his customers,
that Mr.. HENRY GODDARD, who has for some
time past- supplied them with Bread, is no
longer in his employ. Mr.. DAME HULL.
the brother Of the subscriber, will in future
supply the patrons of the subscriber.
THOMAS L. HULL.
J,nunrv 2
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January 2.

Az NO. l, CANAL-sTREET.
SMALLEY, has Just received at ms
- . |lothrng Establishment, a prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broldclo,hs and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duf-
fls, Kerseys, rlaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, Of overy description, made in
the best and most durable manners; and in the
test style, which viii be sold for each, at
laices that cannot fail 10 suit customers.
Ortober Q
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

KXTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by The
wv Honorable Coln ii Prnbaie of the town of Foster,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and allow TIE clans ni
the creditors against the Estate Of JosEPH MANcHEsrER,
late OF said Foster, deceased, represented M dvent--,id SIX
months from the fn day Of January, ISIS, are allowed by
said Court, for that purpose.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the creditors ot sad
Estaie, to bring in and prove tier respective cltilis u either
of US, within said time, agIceibie - law-and th1t we VIII
attend nj the Inn of CHl. Renbcn How nd, in sad Foster, on
the nh day of July next, 10 examine AMI decide Oh said
claims. DANIEL HOWARD,
JOHN AUSTIN, C0nmis'rs.
BENZ MIN OPkINS }
All persons indebted to SAID EstItc, are hereby requested
70 make immediate payment u
EPHRAlM PHILLIPS, administrator.
Foster, January :, 1873. i'm. @.l
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October IL
FRUIT HILL-NoRTH PROvIDEN Z

FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROYIDEN 4
rNNHE occupant of this fashionable place OF
resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the present
season. II is situated on in emincnce, when
commands a beautiful lev Of the adjacent
country aud il is admitted by all who have visit
cd il, to be a delightful place of resort tor those
in pursuit of ease and comforts: His Bar Is sup
pied with choIoe liquors, wines, Sc.;-hIs Ia
BILE will at all times be furnished from tho
choicest selections Of liz market: His very
commodious Hall is furnished with Sw IN
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies': his long Alleys in the best order Tor
tho accommodation Of those who will please
70 visit his house fot recreation. A few Boerd-
crs can be accommodated.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence Dec
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NoAn.-There is so much good naturcd wit,
i%mpregnated with whatever Noah writes, that
we often laugh, when out feelings ,owards 50
prosecuted a gentleman as Mr.. Clay, would in
ducc us TO be ancry.-In tho Enquirer of last,
Monday. Mr.. Noah published tho following
whimsical article:
"The Telegraph says that Mr.. Clay use
English writing PAPER in the Department OF
state.-O tie Mr. Clly-Enghsh paper, Eng
iss vav. and Epgiisf ~pen-kn'res- e 'h's
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMBUSTION AGENT, BosToN,
n z AS taken tho Store Nos. 81 and 23,
AH Liberty square Buildings, opposite 1.-THE
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose OF
transacting Commission Business. nd tenders
his services 10 his friends and the public, re-
specially soliciting consignments OF every de-
s~cription Of merchandizo.
Particular attention Will be paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on c~onsignments. Refer TO
GEORGE . RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Proridence.
Boston, October l6 epistf.
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NOTICE.
DEPANIAH KEECll, Of Providence, IN The county o
Providence, Trader, has assigned h' property TO tne
subscribers, for the benefit nj his creditors, WHO are request
ed 20 present their claims and denands ~ tnst said Ncech
% the subscribers, within three months irnin the date hereof,
and 10 discharge the said Keech thetefrHm a., by The terms
of said assignment, n preference h gisoa u such cTrdt'rs ~
shan ~ present their claims aud ttscI1rge him nom the
same. An persons indebted o. said kcech, are requested 70
cali ON tho subscribers, and make imneltl,e piynes..
HARVEY ROBINSON,
ASAEL KEECll,
.~iSsigHees.
FOR sALE-The ontire s,osk of Groceries now 10 the
Store lately occupied by snii hepinfui heec"' " meJuhc'
'o"" HARVEY ROBINSON
AsAEL kEECH,
Febrary g. f'''''''
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TTNHE subscribers having been appointed by
4 the Court Of Probate for the town Of
Providence, Comm ssioners 10 receiy and al
low the claims against the estate Of Robert
Bowen, late of Prosidence, deceased, repre-
son,ed lnsolvent, hereby give notice, that SIX
months from tie 2lst. instant, are allowed the
creditors of SAID estate TO bring IN and prove
their respective claims agninst said estate, and
the Commissioners Ill meet a, the Office Of
c. F. TIllnghast, On Saturday, the 2stl of
June, and Monday. the 2Ist of July next, at 8
O'Clock, p. VI for the purpose of receiving.
and examining he claims against said estate.
GEORGE LARNED,l
8 A. CRAPO,
Jan %
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STATE OF CoSNEcrIcur,
DcCember Term.
IAQr

VindAan C,nttD Ggnrf, 1927.
KXTHEREAS JoHS Mills, Of Thompson, in said
county, Executor Of the Inst VIII aud Testinent
of Nathaniel Mills, deceased, brpigUt his cctoin petit IN,
bearing date, December ,4tn, \. ID. Is 4, returitlie before
said Court, setting forth, TINT ne Elealer Bellows deceased,
formerly Of ~Smhlield, in the state OF Rhode ,siliid) Exc
cuted a Motgage Deed, on the 1O;h dry OF November, Io.2,
of part of n dwelling house, and The lands Oh which u stands,
situated In said Thompson % secure the payment OF 2 Ger.
tain note of hand of 8 i5i ~ cents, and The Interest thereof
due To said Nathaniel. And that sud debt remains unpaid,
and far exceeds che value Of said premises, and praying sad
Court 10 limit sonle time beyond which the Hens, Adams
traitors and Assigns ri the sad Elelzer, should no longer
have right Ia redeem siii nor,g iged premises. Which Ve-
tition, by legal removes, hath cHne u this term .--Jrderei
by said Cont, that m,tice Of the tendency of this petition he
published in the Wiadtam GOuaty Af'er,istr, published n
brooklyn, and In the literary Calei, published at lroNi-
dence, three weeks successfully, al least three weeks be
fore the session IL this Court, IN March next. .Attes'.
Febnio,v D. DtNtD &. BlLLfS 'e~t.
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]. b. WOOD

HkAVING taken u license, agreeably to
M an act passed at The January session Of
the General Assembly, Of the State of Rhode
Island, offers for sale, Tickets in all the pop
ular Lotteries at wholesale and retail. on very
accommodating terms. He advances cash
Immediately for all prizes sold at his Office
He also transacts Brokerage and Excbang
business of every description, on the hes
terms. aAiWls Jan 26
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STATE OF CoNyrcrIoUr, , SapcriVr Court Jda. Term,
Hfndlan Cous,g s. 1923.
~ the petition of JOHN HANDY, of Thompson, IN said
county, before sail Court, setting forth that PAMELA,
the wife OF The said John Handy, dii, more than Tires years
before the date OF said petition, wiiuily desert the SAID Pe
titioner, and hath ever since refused TO live and cnhaht with
him and pruinr said Court IL grant him a Bill III Divorce
from the said Pamela. Ordered, that IT, pcndency of SAID
Petition he notified, BY publication in Two different news
pers, six weeks successfully, Immediately after the rising Of
said Court. ATTEST, DAVID &. BOLh1S, Cterf.
FrbuIary .. Gy.
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T.. REID 4 co.

AVING been appointed Auetioneers, by The Hon.
Town Council, aud having given bonds rs the lay?
directs, tender their services to their friends aud the public,
nj the Fire proof Store, No. II, Unon Buildings, directly
under the Merchants Bank, Market square, Providence,
81. They solicit a share of the public pltronags in The
Auction and Commission Business.
Rejsreaces.-IIon. Daniel Webster, Lewis Tappah, Esq.
James Read & Co. Esquines, Boston-tien. ID. Ti"IDts,
Providence, r.. Dubois & Stodau, New Yoik.-
Mesrs. G. 4 ]. Bulkeys, neutrality-suspicious. Hall, Esl.
President of tho Connecticut River Bank, Ihalesiovn,
N. H.-Hon. s. Hale, keene, N. H.-Tbomas leverett,
Esq. Windsor, Vermont. February y.
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FRUIT TR

sgZsssS>, STEPHEN F. MILLS & co
date Prince y Mills,) have for
ssgSisf9gT sale at their old American Nursery,
lac. Flushing Landing. ne r New-Vork.
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European SORTS OF Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, SC. The selections
of the varieties and additions are of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with q
general assortment ofForcs, Trees and Flow
erIng ShrubsStc.; Peach Trees-a large
assortment of Peach Trees, OF vigorous
g~rowths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are eithor
grated or inoculated, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
como most celebrated. The prices Of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sen, at No. s5, Westminster street,
Providence, II. |. (where catalogues may be
had) will be particularly Intended to.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Agent.
Ortohpr II
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An,iNiarRAfOK- NonCE.

Al Mo TRAIT OK VICE.
F9N ~. subscriber having been appointed A.
a linlsiraior oa the Estate f ROBEuT Bow
eS, late Of Providence. icceasrd, aul hHvIG
taken on himself that trust. by ivIng boni az
curdius To law, Ia thr Court of Probate Of sa d
town requests all persons indebted 10 The e.
tate of the deceased. TO make mined 20 paw
meni. and al Other rersoas having Il uos against
tive same, 20 present them tor settlement.
Jau. a. + TIIilNG tSN.
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NOlitD.
T n Court Of Probnie, lIilen within mud ff the town
of Providence, n the nh dty OF Fehnury, h.D. ISIS.
An instrument, purpoting To be the lst VIII and tesla
ment of DANIEL PAINE, Is presented u this Court tor Pfo.
bate. O, dered, Tint the consideration thereof bo referred
20 Monday, the 18Th day of February instant, NJ > O'Clock,
Order three several times IN the Literary Cado) 10 all PEI.
sons interested, 10 appear II that time, and be Heard.
"A true eOyds Uttaess,
Feb. @. NATHAN W. AcKSON, Clerk.
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I der, that the man, after the breath was out OF
his body, was dead, asked the farmer il he did
not think that he argued the question very syl-
log;s,icaily ? he replied. he had 10 doubt as
10 tho siiy part: but as to the gistiealiy, lie
knew nothing about it-Mr. l.. applied the
anecdo,e to this case. Tho people abroad
will find no difficulty at all in understanding
the silly part Of our argument"
We commend the remarks to the especial
attention of those gentlemen, who are SO ex-
ccEdingly fond of making a display of their
classical a,tainmcnts. and beg them 10 re-
member, that
= A little learning Is n dangerous thing"
OLD George Kremer, a man who does not
very often do a good thing, did on a particular
occasion, happily ridicule the pedantry of
Mr.. Dwight of Massachusetts,. In the course
ofone of his long speeches, Mr.. Dwight was
very p%rofuse of his Latin, a language, which
Mr.. Kremcr comprehended about as clearly
as he did a PottowstomIc Bible. 1t so happen
ed, that it was rendered necessary that Mr..
Kremcr, should reply to the Massa %clusctis
gentleman, and on rising, by the way Of an
Offset, he showered upon the gentleman, a
food of the low Dutch Language. 1t is hard
ly necessary to add, that Mr.. Dwight, sat
down amid the ridiculc and laughter Of the
house.
When gentlemen, talk to men who speak the
English language, they had better use the
Kings English, and let Latin %alone,'' or to
be read to those who understand it. In nine
cases out of ten, these Latin quotations, arc
no possible bearing on tho subject considered
by the pedartic speaker.
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FARE Owe DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
20 MMERCLL LLA"E

q STAGE leaves Providence every morn
"a ing at 8 o'clock, and Boston, every
morning at 0. Fare one dollar. Books kept
in Providence, at ManufI ciurers' otel; in
Boston, at 3righam's, o. AZ, ii mover street.
Gy-Passengers called for and left at any par,
fthe town. A. FULLER, Agent.
Dee %
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uJsRELLA I.OTr.

UNur rcntlemln, WIN took from the store ~ W tRAN'
eI, P.yERsE, last saturday night, a. um1 en-
os,,,v new. md lef IN - place, one Wf in'erif qlHfyi -
..nas,s,,tv asked 90 make an eNcI1nge. inh lfiyc tc YIN
hreiIa with Mr.. Paycfnc. fhc Uuisseht missing VIZ v
ne Iarsest size, nude u cen shs, WITH = vtry large pmcA
horn handle. II was unaJieicay 'Kea avn c ~r -
Spkp ~
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
AA The hree.stoTy brick Building, situated one quar-
sssE ter Of mile below the Pamcscha Bridge ia Middle
'4xnH town. State of Connecticut the Turnpike Road
10 New-Iayen. Said building is upon a water privilege,
uniting two sresm erected in September last, for The
manufacture of Machinery, and is completely fitted for that
purpose with great variety Of new and valuable Tools En-
enes, Lalhe, &c which offered for sale together with Eve
Cotton Thoes Of 96 Spndes eac building, and will be
completed in ten days. Of the best workmanship and
well, and do good work any this country
Also on THE PREMISES
new BLACkSMlTH'S SHOP, intended for three Forses,
two of which erected, and for trip hammer The
on Of this Factory for navigation being within
half mile of the Connecticut River, from whence Steam
Boats aud Packets depart daily for Nework-on excellent
turnpike road and other advantages render Of the
desirable situations that be had.
To who wishes to engage in the making Of Machinery,
il affords rare opportunity for immediate operation II is
however, offered with without the Machinery Tools
vely reasonable terms, n order to close Inquire Of
BENJAMIN SMITH, who il the pI emiscs.
also.
FARM, containing about thirty Of excellent
Lnd together with Dwelling House, Barn. Cbae-House aud
other bull nss, situated Farm H called, and
hundred rods south Of Pameach, Bridge and about the
distance from the aforesaid Mandatory Said Farm 10
well watcred, anl has many other advantages.
considerable part Of the purchase money might remain
Mortgage. Possession given Immediately IL desired.
For further pacula s. inquire Of the Subscriber, who
on the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH.
.liddiCtOUH, Jdly 2S, 1923. 3m
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