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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-16

CHAIRS
~ The public are invitedto call and ex-
anime his present assortment eiee'S
tassured that they will be found not 70
he inferior either in the durability OF their materials
mr. the ne.ness Of their executions to those OF an! ot
or manufacture in the District, He will execute
Sion &, Ornamental Painting & GuttdsnS,
in ri, their various branches the mott accommodate
;n terms Old chairs will be taken in part pay
for new ones, or will be repaired or repa'nea 'e
cTChairs purchased at this manufsctory viii De
sent, free of expense to any part of the District
now
Er. W ia a.: AS Patent Specific Ointment.
yIyHE aboy. ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate a's,
cases. some of which have SO long bafed tue skill Vi
medical science.
list white swelling of every descrintion
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing
3D. Nchirrus or Glandular tumors, particular those
hardened umors in womens breasts, which ottentmes
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons, or what some people Kho" oS INC
name of Catarrhs; of every description.
sth Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th Snrans and bruizes Of every description, orin
whatever part situated
9TH letters Of all knds-in this complaint the pa
tient in applying the ointment must keep the part out
ofwater.
9Th Chilblains or parts effected by frost
Iii. also one of the best remedies for burns and
scalds. 1t eases the pain and drawsthe hre OUT IN
short time. :,
For iniamed women breasts and glanduiar swell
ngs, is superior to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty 1t is much safer than mercur,a APP
ni;caons ast does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation of the minera) because it does not
Law the injury from the exposure tocod
This ointment has cured sores Of many years stand
ing-where it is impossible or imprudeat to heal the
external Sore in consequence OF tue b0nesbecoming
carous or roten twill stop the progress of the carries,
increase the quantity discharge. remove the oen-
sive smell and easethe pains. :,
1t cures the worst Felons and Whitlows onappiica-
ton of 48 hours
Rheumatisms which have stood so long as to be-
come systematic disorder, require medicine to be Ia
ken inwardly to remove them entirely-but in most
common cases by applying hisontment externally as
directed, it viii give relief and even in old people
whose pains have been oflonger standings 1T will o.
ten ease the pain.
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Now Landing and for Sale

Now Landing and for Sale
From schr Potomac, from Boston.
500 Drums of fresh pulled Smyrna figs
From Schr Erie
$50 boxes soap and candles
IS Or casks Marseilles Madeira wine
Is bags green coffee
From sloop, Express and Trimmer,
IFS casks cut nails
lS5 barrels refined sugar
As boxes do do Of very superior quality
refined without the use Of blood
From schr Orozini6o,
10 tons of St. Petersburgh hemp
INV 90 A. G.. CAZENOVE & Co.
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MUSEUM
Open Daily from to IL A. N. and from to +. NJ
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CARACAS, Republic OF COIoHora'
Sept 80, 1873.

CARACCASs hePuUhS VI Oo'SS
Sept 23, 1928
To William SWAIN Philadelphia.
Sir. The marvellous and beneficial effects Of your
psnacsa in number of instances in which il has been
tr;e in this CITY and Of which witness and aa'
mirer and the necessity of supply without 'he rss
of aduteration Of some BOTTLES tor my own mousse ana
for some particular ferds Of mine, induce me 10 ahe
the liberty of addressing you, and 10 suPPhIae yI
to have the goodness to send me so botieS u"IS'.u
to the Consul resident at this captai WE =, rs
Williamson, ESD for which will pay the said Con.
sui or such person you may direct according 70 e
inyoice-but trust you will put at the most eqata
BILE price have the satisfaction to inform you ua'
am an occular witness of CURES OF me
importance effected by your Panaeeo, OF sypni''e,
chronic Inyeterate and Ulcereous Dseases-aiso, Oh
liver Complaints so common in this country. inns
and the lust and merted praises which have bestow'
ed upon the medicine, have brought 1t INTO great est
NATION and without doubt it will deserve more rom
day tn day; for considerable number OF persons are
taking it with profit
Ihave the honor to be, &c.
(s;gn.d, T.. MIGL. gODRIGUES.
IT'S to be greatly regretted that in consequence oil
the UNPARALLELED success ofthis medicine, so many III,
ert mitat ons of are daily foisted on the publc and
that remeyiof such invaluable powers should thus
falsi6ed
The price being now reduced to TWO DOLLARS per
bottle, places it in the power of all classes to await
themselves of its use.
For sale by ,,
EDW'D. STABLER SON,
Apothecaries and Druggists Alexandra
ill.,, :, At
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u Card.
WILLIAM D. N UTT

WILLIAM d. MUTT -.
EspECTFIJTYo offers his services to the public
IL as an Auctioneer and general Commission Merchant
His store is at the corner Of Prince and Unon-streets
Any business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to- oct
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Swaim,s pan"cea.

vTlHE following is translation or eter ,eou "s
orir inal spanish, dated 23d September, 1876 .or'
warted to Wilism Swain by j. G. A. Wi'lamso"' e'q'
American Consul. A.
Satisfactory evidence of the respeetabh'y OF Mt vi
Ror;gue, has been laid before the editor OF tile wa
tional Gazette. ,L:
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yevi hurdle,

Char Mans faeiurer and Ornamental FaintS'
will make and keep constantly TOT
:
sale, at fair prices, at his mandatory
Vtece@ south east corner of King and Alfred
EA streets. a general assortment OF
GRECLaN FANG Y and WiNDSOh
CHAIRS
I~ The public are invitedto call and ex-
mine his present assortment. Hefeeis
tassured that they will be found not 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-16
COMsMMptions, Coughs, &c.

UTT.EIVS NECE ABLE
Id INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of colds, coughs, con-
SYMPTOMS, splitting OF blood,
as,hmas, and all disorders Of
1.-The breast and lungs. The
Vegetable Indian Specific has
,tood the test Of experience,
aud proved itself the mostva
Iuahie remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
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DR.. wi.ham Gunton, Wash ngton.
March, 1926.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29

ventlon at Harrisburg, has very considerably in
creased the lmportations Of the last year
Differing, as The committee do, with the Sec
feary OF the Treasury, to the effect of the Tar
Ill oil 1874. on the commerce of the country they
are constrained to differ with him still more deci
dcdiy, as to the effect Of further increase of the
duties on foreign merchandise. And here it may
be proper to remark that the only authority under
winch the Secretary of the Treasury acts i'm pre-
sentlng his annual report on the state of the fl
; nances to Congress, is law which expressly en-.
JOINS 1t as his duty to prepare report contain
ing estimates of the public revenue and public en-
pendturc, and plans sor Improving and iacreasiuy
the revenues. from time to time Whether the
recommendation of high and prohibitory duties,
coniessedly and exclusively desi med to encour.
age domestic manufactures, by excluding those
That arc fofeign, and inevitably tending to impair
and diminish, instead of Increasing and improvinu
the revenue, DE substantial observance or a di-
rect violation of the authority under which the
secretary acts; and whether it not calculated to
impair the constitutional responsibility the Ex
ecutlve, tor the President to devolve upon his sub
ordinate officers, the high duty of {" recommend
ing to the consideration Of Congress such meas
ures as ne shall Judge necessary and cxpcdient''
1t Is the province rather of the House than cf the
committee to determine
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29

making appropriation after appropriation, to
tins object, not for use certainly, unless it were
to the use OF patronage. But this theory, too
Mr. n. said, must have an end. When survey
had been some time longer piled on survey, TO
no good purpose, the People would open their
willing TO wait; coniiding that the best of
coups*llors, experience. by instructing us tha,
the exercise of this power was Inconsistent with
The economy and purity of the Government,
would lead u, farther to see that i. was unwarran
tea by any just Interpretation Of lis authority
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
SCHENCKS as. BELLS HEIRS.

SCiIENCKS as. BELLS HEIRS
ENlliS cause this day came on to be heard on
Il the Bill and Answer, and was argued by
counsel whereupon the ourt doth order and
decree that Ira Garrett, Twyman Wayt, and
VIM A. Bibb, or amy two of them do, after Civ
ing notice OF the time and place of said sale for
tour successive weeks III the Virginia Advocate,
sell at public auction the lots mentioned i'm said
bill, on credit of three, twelve and eighteen
months, taking bond and approved security for
the purchase money and deed Of trust on the
property to secure the payment thereof. and
make report of their proceedings to this Court in
order to a final decree.
BY virtue of the above decree, we shall sell p.
public auction, before the court house door in the
town of Charlottesville, on the 9TH day of prii
next, being Albemarle Court day, on the terms
prescribed in said decree, the lots mentioned
therein, being lots No. . & in said town.
IRA GARRETT,
JWYMAN WAYT.
WILLIAM A. BIBB.
March st
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FENliiS extensive and very commodinus es,a-
IL hiishmeul is situated on The Centre street
Of Charlottesville, near the Court House;
aud its location for visitors whether of bu-
sIneSs or pleasure is better than that of any
other in town. II commands full view Of
the University, and is also free from noise
and hustle court days.
The subscriber has taken this yery cIimi-
bic house for years, and would inform his
transient Friends who may think proper 10
call on him, that every necessary attention.
will be paid TO them, while they remain
with him. lie also hopes To obtain IA pro-
portiouable part Of his old Custom Unrc-
mit,ed attention will be paid to those whn
may favor him with their company. His
house will he well furn, he'd with good
beds and servants. and will be kept open un-
ill 10 O'Clock p. NJ. though ut any hour
travellers will be received.
The house is TO undergo Thorough rprair
| and when finished will contain six more
good rooms in addition to its present num-
Der, with a large passage through the sec
| 0nd story, which will maxi it convenient and
| pleasant spacious BRICK Stable is to be
built this fall, and good OsiIer will be pro-
| viled AS times are hard aud money scarce
his charges will be law.
PRICES OF BOARD, Sc.
| Boarding and L"dsing per month, IS 90
Do. do per week Q an
Horse per day, so
Man per day OU
Feb l6-tf JOEL w. BROWN
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
NOTICE.

NJ ICE.
a LII persons having claims against The es.
L "A late of Christopher Hudson deceased, arc
requested 10 make them known TO The subscri-
Der. Those indebted 10 said estate are regucst.
ed to make immediate payment to
Tn: w. GILNER, Ad'mr
de bonis non ofChriotoPher Hudson, deceased.
March S--3t
% The Richmond enquirer will insert the
above three tunes and forward its account 10
this office.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29

sertng powers clearly vested in the Senate by
the constitution IL that instrument granted such
power at all, the Chair would possess it. beyond
the control .ol the body, even in the shape of an
appeal, and to the extent to which its own iude-
ment might dictate. Hence, If it were doubtful
as to the existence of uncomfortable powers, and
OF such dangerous character, wisdom enoncd
that the doubt should prevent its exercise.
Could 1t be supposed, that it was intended by
the iramers of the Constitution, that the freedoms
oil debate III this body, should be put under such
despouc control! Who is Senator. that the
right OF altering his sentiments within these walls.
Should be placed under the will of an officer con-
nected IN certain measure, with the executive
branch Of the Government! He is the ren,esen-
ta'ive OF State IN its sovereign capacity and, in
the large states, is the organ ofthe will Of more
than mIon Constituents 1t would then be
absurd to suppose that the right OF determining
what ne should say, and in what manner, should
be placed by the Constitution in the power of am
officer wholly irresponsible to the body
The hair begs pardon Of the Senate for this
Intrusion, which nothing but desire to correct
mlsapprehension, as to its opinion, on so impor-
tant subject would justly.
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VOL. d.-NO. 3G.

sence. in the thing contemplated of known
Characteristic.
What then, did the parties to the constitution
mean 10y the expression "prvatc property'l As.
sumlng that it was used by them, in its ordinarily
received acccptation among jursts and legislators
will endcavor, in my next, to ascertain what
this acccptation is.
The Spirit Of 81.
td) Ihs first oil these propositions simply 10
bi'- 10 whoms CIR the cxe~u ion Of a law may bc
c"nhhed: 10y that person must the law be cBq t,acd
nc aHlerstOOd hc'oIe 1t can he exccuud To com
pied with, rue OF conduct must be conf. -rhcndeI
u pfe'uPpo,c certain premise that preni,s must
he inst clearly understood and secondly its existence
asccriained.
Unicr the practice Of the federal government the
execution oil hi CONSTITUTE nal Laws appears en-.
trusted To Committee of Congress. On them III, re.
fore, does IL, il de, olive enu,e ano de
termnc wh'thee the thing for whi-h npen,atiru is
claimed. be or be not private property he not
one of the objects intended by the h, law
when they made use OF hi, expression In ca-eS
the assent yielded will be ready that the question
shall leave no race the mind Let clam pre-
sened tor horse or npr essed and DESTROYED.
the question: whether this object lie private property
within the meaning of the n,tituIpu, does not e.
'ach itself 10 fix the attention and impress the m -
hut tic claim he allowed to il is the
1t has suggested itset, been considered. aud
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H1 Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to the
-ES subscriber by William Saudridge. bearing
date the Goth day of December, 1926, and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office of Albemare County
Court, for the purposes therein mentioned, | shall
on Saturday, the 18th day of April next at the
dwelling house Of the said William Slndridgc,
proceed to expose to sale for ready money the fol-
loving slaves, viz: MARIA, PATSEY. aud
FRANCES. Acting as Trustee, will convey to
the purchasers such title only as is vested in me bv
said deed
IRA HARRIS, Trustrec,
March 22-2t
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NOTICE.

WIFE subscriber earnestly solicits all those
a VIII" are Indebted TO him. by bond or old
account, To pay the sane forthwith, as ND
further indulgence cun be given.
JOEL w. BROWN.
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pOpr or ppofr,prNcF
AiitivE D.,
rrR4AY. My

SAFUR3tY, M,y 10.
j-ig Abeona, MatheSsrn. II d.. from Malan.as
with - Dlass.s aud sugar to Wn Clurch. !.sG 27t,
ult brigs Ariel, Collin, OF Varr,u, from New York.
disc; Busy, Sargeant, from Warren. do; Acorn, ol
Salem, do; Sea Island, Kng, loaA.ng for n London;
Ardele. Bucl, TOR Nav York, 8; Harriet, Cook, -
tb,s port W niins freight; schrs Exchange, Merritt.
oi Boston to sal ~ ds Pi,n,er Stc,D. just arr TN
this pirt Spp.- going N, br,ss New ,Sigiand, Cur
ts, It THIS port, 9 iiysfn ibrA; Plato, rrotnp
son, OF Is 'sto,, Ia Ihr,gs ~; stw "inIiy ~, a
bornaphroiite brig with lJ6 Ia her ioret,ps,L
Scbr LYDIA, Nickerson, from Grafton, Mo.
Schr Hope and Pnebe, Harding, IRON Sico.
Schr Caroline, Baker. from Bath.
Schr Sally, Kelly, from saco.
Schr Packet, Hi, from Saco,
schr -Four Sisters, Curtis, from Bangor.
Schr Two Brothers, Lombard. from sandwich.
schr Juno, Edrsdge, from sandwich.
eoop Eliza Ann, Potter. from New York.
e,ooP William, Ellis. from Sandwich.
seep Aurors, Bsishtnsn, from Westport.
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CAsTINE, May6. Arr schr Mary Jane, Dyer,
from Point Petre.
PORTSMOUTH. May 9. Arr brig Ellen
Knapp, from Trinity.
PORTLAND, May 10. Arr brig ssbago, from
Havana.
BATH, Mays. Sailed brig Susan and Jano, for
Surinam.
BOSTON, May 9. Arr briss Fawn, Bland, from
Bristol, Eng; SultaLa, Bradford, Smyrna.
Cid ship Columbus, Tucker, Calcutta.
10Th arr ship Samuel Cunard, Keen, I'm Shields;
bnss Dolly, Martin, ofWarren, fin New Orleans;-
Pamela, Jordan, Havana; Amazon, Otis, Whining
ton; schrs Ivy, Parker, st Crox.
Cid ship Corvo, Rich, Havana and Europe; brig
Mary and Susan, Wh,temore, ST Thomas; schrs
Sally Hope, Baker, Providence; Excellent, do.
th arr br,gs Rome, Dyer, from Rotterdam; Fides,
Hayman, - Jago de Cuba.
18th arr brig LAUREL Small, from Ponce, PR; ship
Leonldas, Bugnon, Charleston.
Old brigs LOUISIANA, Cooper, Pernan buco and a
market.
NEW YORK, May9. Arr ships Roman, Cur.
r,il' from Liverpool; Ganges, nj 'Pherson Newport,
w; br,gs Louisa, Brewer, Amsterdam; Trion, How.
land, Mirsellies; Eliza London.
Cid brig Gambler Rounding, Hull; schr An
gena, Woodhonse, Maranham.
10Th cid br'gs Lord GAMBIA, Taylor, Liverpool;
bucksport, Herman, St Thomas.
- PHILADELPHIA, May 8, Cid brig Harp,
Shankand, Trinidad.
=, BALTIMORE, May 8. Cid ship Peruvian,
Holbrook, Valparaiso.
FREDERICKSBURG, May7 Arr schr Ed
ward and Frances, knwan, from West Indies.
Cld schr Hero, Bragdon, West Indies.
NEWBERN, May 3. Arr schrs Triton, from
Hayt Gen lredell, Osgood, Martinez.
Matanzas.
Cid brig Ocean, Hedge. Bremen.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on Sunday evaning last, BY .he Rev.
Mr.. Pickering, Mr.. Stephen Carr, Proprietor of the
Southbridge Morilisi, to Miss Eliza Langley, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. Lee Langley.
On Tuesday evening 9th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. John p. Turpn, o: Boston, to Miss
Martha X. Bradford, ofths town.
In Pawtucket, Mr.. Henry Porter TO Miss Clarissa
Tonpkins.-Nr. Elisha Sudlev to Miss Ascenlth
Nlckerson.-Mr. Leonard Nickerson to Miss Choice
Davis.
In Pawtuxet, OH Monday evening last, Mr.. Thorn.
as r. Stafford to MISS Sarah r. Potter.
In Bristol, Mr.. James Sayers, oi Newport, to Miss
Nancy Rawson.
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=, eal'ed from Boston on Sunday, schr Sally Hope,
Baker, tor this port.
lac hu'l' &C oi the brig Sail and Hope, of this
port TN surinam condemned at Charleston, was adv
TO be sold on the 9th.
Arr at New Orleans l7sh ult brig Union, Clinton,
"f Newport, RON Baltimore.
oP al ~harieston LIST, sChr Susan and Phebe, Case
Tor tins port Sd.
=. Up At New York, iOih, brig Harvest, Eidred. of
Newport, Tor IT Jag" dc Cuba; schr Tolson. Eddy
OF Warren. tor Matan7as, l5lh.
Be"w Philadelphia. Sth, a brig, with Providence
or or her stern-probab'y the Laurel, Sheldon, from
Wilmington.
AT Amsterdam, March 26ih, ship -, Martin. of
this port.
4, At New DiepPe. March 26ih, ship Mary Almy,
Mart'n "' this port disc brig Brilliant, Barton, Of
do fin Newport, do.
Arr at Mobile, l7th alt brigs Olive Branch, Hath
TN, hence '>"'' war
u A' messIna, March 18th, brigs Dove, Ripley, for
Boston, ds; Elizabeth, Of Salem, repairing.
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pWe understand that large quantities of moasses
bought up speculation, in New York, Monday in ex-
pcctation that the Tariff Bill would pass both Houses Of Con-
Rrcss.
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DIED.

In Warren, on Thursday last. very suddenly, Mrs
Margaret Mason, widow of sthe late Mr.. Holden
Mason, aged ~.
In Brstol, Mrs. Dolly D,man widow Of tho late
Mr.. Jonathan Dnan, aged S5.
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VESSELS KEN.

In the Mississippi, between the I4th and 18th ult
brig Mexicln Probably the Mexico, hence.l
9th, lat 40 30 long ~, brig Union, w ,de. hence
for Viroiula
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Ef,A CADET EVA
sslR -szARY4SE LIST -

High water this day. sh 42m-Thursday, Oh
32-rridiy, i0h 22n.
aiding Jhout and
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FROM OUR CoRREspoNpENrs
NEWPORT, May IL.
Arr ta.s AFTERNOON, schr Cllo, Thatcher, from
Baltimore.
WARREN, May IL.
Arr on Friday, brig James, Cole, from Matanzas.
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THIS DAY.
SA,90O WHAT A SMASHER!
AIEW-YOkk CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class
~ 9TH, 10 be drawn III the city O New YORK Ths Day.
Whu'e Tickets Si0, Halves ), ,.uieis 2a1, Ests
GRAND CONSOLIDATED l.OrrEel,
j;h Class 10 bc dawn city vi Washington n edes
day, May ~.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Prizes amounting 10 SI0l,66D
Tckes oiily 81, shares in proportion, for sale at
SHEP iRD'S
koaI ~ NetlliL
" ". Don't fJrget u call nj Sbepard's the c,ul priz
cs feise re' fec ilt the casn w1 be pad (silp is)
tUt prHe5 as -ypn ~ presented.
Piese call at NheIar's, wiiere the lucky number may
always ~ tini. may
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v. n. EDWARDS g. cos.

V. n. EDWARDS & cos.
lsr OF drawn numbers IN TIL Washington Lodge Lot
n terry, class t.
4 II ID - q
Holders Of phe lkets requested to call and receive
thr cS, renew IN the Rho 10 md Consolidated Lot
terry, 9TH class, IL be dawn IN this t,wn the lst lust
SCHEME.-l prize of slO,UDO; ~ 800, OF 4OyD, of
l!J of lJl9, W bll; Il so, Of SO 10 of lOn, 10
of 10, f 10 " Of o. 6 IT ~ I6 af IS Il51 of $3.50
Of L. y6gi piles Amounting u s544l2.
81 number cumbna on-5 dra yn b,Iltss,
Wboies = halves Z, quarters !. may ~
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NEWPORT. May 10. Sailed ship George
Champlin, Hudson, Havana.
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V. N. EDWARD g. CO.'S.

V. N. EDWARD S CO.'S.
E lSr of drawn Numbers in the Washington Lodge Lot
q terry, Class I.
~ - l6 26
Patrons requested to call and receive their cash. or re-
in the Gral state Lottery class q, Tor lo drawn
in Providence Saturday my "a.
) PRIZES Oh iUOJ DOLLARS.
Tickets dollars shares In proportion, Tor sale in great
variety of numbers at
EDWARDS & CO.
may ". No. bJ, Wesb,s~ets.
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ACCOMMODATION BoAT.

- ACCUMMUDAIIUN BUAT,
UVdE subcrihr tespsey n,isms the pab!ic, that he hs
II again cnu'n need fannig his sac an colvtnent Boat
fo he guodaon o ladies and Z, ml,men, shc wih 10
pass Providence river, from h, Cson Manu-
Iseoty dock the West, and Capt j. Giding, VII 1T the
East eide. :. \. PAINE.
y. u. Ladies aud gentlemen will 6ud the accommodation.
Tor getting IN and out o The bos safe spd cenveaispt.
April 8. b. p.