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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-27
Trustees Sale.

by virtue ola Deed Of Trust, from Lawrence G. Al.
Dexander. to me, dated the 5h day Of August. 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
william County Court, I shall on Saturday the 9TH
lay OF 'lne next, being the week Of Prince William
June County Court before the front door of Prince
William Court House, offer for sale, for ready money
by public Auction, said AIexanders interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky, as also his interest in the
estate OF his Father, much thereof, ~
Willie sufficient to satisfy the purposes of said Trust
shall of course, convey to the purchaser or purchs
sers of said property such title only as is vested in
ME by the said Deed fTrust.
may 7. Sawts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Verhe sale above advertised. has been ad.
iourned to The FIRST Monday in September merit
aug IA j. NACRAE.
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George White,

Sack Salt, NarHish, etc.
400 Sacks salt, Liverpool filled
IUU barrels bright varnsh
9 do low priced sugar
40 cannisters verdegrs
Is kegs black paint, just received by
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
aug23 Prince-street wharf
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33 Cents a Bottle

33 Cents a Bottle
EoR cLARET WINE or $50 per box of 1
l. dozen, for sale by
july 28 J. J. DOUGLAS:
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, No 9,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Wednesday next
As No Lottery--6 drawn ballots-14l90 tickets.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000, Of 5000, Of 1000
of 1850, . Of 900, OF 900, OF 400,
Of 200, SO Of so,
with many smaller prizes.
Tickets s., halves So quarters IS.
Grand State Lottery Of prginia,
Will be drawn 10Th August.
SCHEME.
5000 | 500
1900 10 100, sc.
Tickets So; halves 25; quarters 623 cents
Official list of the Drawing of Maryland State Lotto
nv is received. Holders Ct prizes invited TO re-
at
RUMNEY'S
Office King street, .alerundria.
Connecticut State Lottery,
for the be eft of the Retreat for the Insane extra
Class No. to be drawn at Hartford on Saturday z'd
August 81 numbers--8 drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 50, halves /, quarters so cents.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No. g, for 1828-to be drawn in Philadelphia on wed
nesday, 9th August.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets SIS; halves so, quarters Is.
For sale at
J.CORSE,S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFflCE.
~ Where the official list of the Drawing OF the
Maryland State Lottery, No. 4, Is received: anu may
he examined No. 1,372, an even number Is entitled
to the capital prize of 10000 Dollars, therefore all
tickets in the lottery ending with an even number are
entitled to Prizes Of three dollars in addition to what
ever prizes they may have drawn aug u
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SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED, AUGUST &c,
Steam Packet Potomac, jenkins, from Norfolk, with
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr Success, Powell, NewYork.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
MeETEG. I.s2sssg.. q !.
TEN NAMTAC,

TO see the human mind DER turned,
It's loftiest heights in ruin laid,
And Reasons lamp which brightly bnfned,
ohscnrtd or qnencheti IN irenzJ's shade;
siSlit Hike this may we'll awake.
Our grief, or fear, for natures sake.
1t is painful hhnbling thought
10 Know the empire Of the mind,
WIN "it endowed. with science iraughf,
l. t'reling as he passing wind
And Itat the richest boon ct Heaven
10 man, IS rather IENEr than GIVEN.
TO day he sits on Reasons throne,
And BIDS bis subject powers obey;
Thonght, memory, will--ali seem his own,
Come a his bidding, list at his sway
Tomotro@ from domihios hurled,
Madness pcivales the mental world
Yet think no., though f,lorn aud ilrear
The Manilo's doon---his lot tue worst;
There is q suilc,ag more severe
iilan these sad records have rehearsed
'iis hls--whose virtue struggles still
IL hopeless conflict wiih his win.
There are before, whose mental eve
lrn'h has ter chasiest charms displayed,
But Fautlier phanton,s, fntierng by
Tie esiin2 mind have siill betra, ed
'Iill gathering clond, in awful might,
Have queuched each beam OF heavenly light.
There afe, whose mental car las heard
ihe /" s'M amaR zo.ce - yet pfone to wrong,
Have proAd!y, lool'shy preferred
Ihc slPhi3''s creed, the syrcn's song
3ni akei nn"n "a desperate throw,
Ihtir to!cs above--thsr peacc heew.
There arc. in short, whose days present
onc constant scene OF painful str.te;
Wbo hourly for themselves invent
ffesh cprilicts; till this dream of lcs
Has made iheir ,hruhbng bosoms ache,
And Jet alas they tear TO wake.
With theil's compared, the Manac's doom.
Enough abject, must nc counted biest;
His nind though o!lcn yei!cd in gloon,
A. tunes may know 4 vacant rest
Not 50 while thought and conscience prey
Upon the heart which Sights taeir saay.
o 'lnou! whose cause they both espouse,
III mercy bid s0ch contici cease;
Str & ben HE weakening inners VOWS,
A gan, him renitence end peace
Or else. u pity. o'er tie soul
Tue da k>n,ng clouds Of madness roll,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

YIgE CAMrAlGHER $ TALE.
(caNuLunLn.

On my way from my quarters to the parade
ground, had to pass the small log cabin in which
the prisoners were confined. sentinel was sta
toned At the door. There was creyice between
the logs, which had been rudely piled in building
the hut. could see its inmates from where
stood. drew nigh. and asked permission Of the
sentinel to speak 10 Pierre.
g lmpossiLIe" he replied
8 Bat one word.'
Not a liab!e."
g He dies III less than an hours
True"
And lone as he is in the word, there hay be
something he would have friend do for him after
his DEATH
Perhaps so; approach and speak to him for a
moment, but no Iunger.'
drew nigh the creyice Pierre WAS seated in
corner OF the hut, londling witt! his dog, with as
little concern AS if lie had life Of Joy before him,
instead OF a death Of terror. called TO him
he raised his head, and en- recognizing me, came
to the spot where stood.
"is there any ,hing," I asked, " that | can do
for YOU before you die, and wish you would have
fulfilled afterwards 20
Nothing :" he replied; !" have always con-
fined my wish il this world, within my own pow
efs ot performances; and beyond il, man can Ito
little that Will afford me either pleasure or pain
"ls there no one to whom you wuuld have your
dying blessing convcyed- 7"
"Ay. to all mankind if it Will avail them any
thing, bqt i! rot, convert it all to your own espe-
cal use''
lie smiled and stretched forth his hand: grasp
cd 1t, and he returned the pressure. The sentinel
called to me that the line was forming: again
pressed the prisoners hand. and was hurrying
away, when he called me back.
stay said he." " had forgot, have one re
quest to make Will You fulfil it ="
unquestonably
On the honor Of a soldier"
" And the sincerity Of an honest man be it
what it may, pledge myself to perform it."
ut is not much" SAID Pierre g no more than
this should it fall 70 your lot tc be one OF my ey
ccutioncrs, remember have heart" lie per-
ceived that did not comprehend his meaning, &
continued, :" Let your musket ball find the way
TO it. for though am soldier, would avoid un-
necessary pain in dying
Having arrived at the pace oi parade, the line
was formed, and guard Of SIX chosen to do the
work OF death. Il fell to my lot to be one Of the
number. When my name was called. my heart
raped. as It were, to my throat; respiration was
suspended, and nearly fell to the ground. Pierre
was my friend. God only knows what endured
at that moment Ny feelings were not to be enyied
even by him whose life had been called upon to
destroy. Ent knew that the painful duty must
be performed. though it snapped my heart strings
in the execution.
We were stationed, in front Of the line; the
band coinneneea the dead march, and on turning
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
BOOK-k EEPlNG.

'lichcock's New Method of Book Keeping accompani-
= with Key, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. - West
ish street, Wilmington.
For sale, as ADORE,
Grimshaws Histories of States England, Rome, and
IFeece, with Questions adapted to each Of them. Bow
aic' Navigator Smiley's Geography and Atlas; with q
,.aI..c'y OF Biographies by other authors
fresh supply Of Bristol Board, Fancy Papers, Stationery
0gayings Prints for Scrap Books, and variety OF Fan
Y Arces all of which will be sold for very small adj
fance on cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

IHa following certificate gives ic history Of the intro
lnction Of the Panacea into The Philadelphia Aims House
nfrmary Those who read il, will he yinced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation of the ph, ST
cans endcavored to administer The medicine IN
aso evinces the preut!ces Of the iacutythose who
anxious originally 10 exclude The medicine from
tbs institution, would neglect opportunity OF eSpeng
II. atlcr il Ind been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
foap and Candle Mandatory.

'sFiE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
Z Public that lie continues the above business IN All Its
res, Il, ihc od stand, corner of rahall aud Queen
sFr~, near tie Friends 'heting HouSe, where he will
Manufacture and furnish, al Philadelphia prices, '!oudand
If CANDLES, Fule,'8, Feliop and Broun SOAP, Of the
9es' quality. ENoCH ROBERTS.
" B. The highest price given for Tallow, butchers
-, and Fat Of every description
Wilmington, July II, 1928 5l--'t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

s~wswaa FgvlE Steam Boat Baltimore, Car'
h WmLnLs, viii leave Pine street
Wharf, PHILADELPHIA, on every Mon
tay, Wednesday and Friday mornings
t6 clock for Delaware CtY Passengers will then take
'e elegant Canal barge, LADY CLINTON, Capt. hedd'n,
Gr ST. Georges where the Dover Mail Stages will always
c Visiting convey the passengers TO Dover and ot Ct
arts ote Peninsula Returning, leaves Do'er Tuesday
u lay and satnray mornings, al O'Clock, and a'i'es
Phsdephia a, S O'clock, p NJ.
Fare To Delaware City, s1 c5 TO st. Georges Il 30 ;
o cantaells Bridge. s20o to Black Bird, 81 So' 10
'lyrna, $500; 10 Dover, IS so.
A. Harris, & Go.
ia'l %, 1887 Pyot1eto,s.
E.-passengers BY this route will meet with no de-
1E IN gong 10 the foloa ing tow.s:-Can,"e bmdgc'
.3"& Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Milford Nitoh'
''eorsetown Alillsboro', and to ti"owhlli.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arhmetics, English Readers, seqnels. Smelling Books,
Biographies, Bibles, Tes,ane States, cipherns and
( f. Wilson'S Book and Stationery Store, No West High
street. at reduced prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
BLANK BANK CHECKS

W me Banks of Delaware, Wilmington and Brandywine
and Farmers Bank OF Delaware, neatly printed,
for sale at the office Of tho Patriot.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

FOR The cnre Of ScrQ.ala. or Kin-'s Eril, Ulcers,
Heunotism, Syphiiitic, .Yerenrial md Lire,
Cnmpiaints, aM MAST Diseases arising IN dedH-
itaied constitutions, or from al impure state Of
Tie Biood, &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
CHARLES SAUNDERS

4 EsPECiFuli.y informs his friends aud the public
Ad tht he has returned to this i,orgh and ,ia, he has
commenced the PAINTING, GLAZING AND PAPER
HANGING, IN a its various branches and hopes, by s,tic
ienon 10 business, tosme share Of public patronage
July 3, 1928 40-tf
~ D. Wanted as an apprentices, boy from IS 20 IS
years 0t acc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
SO Stone Masons.

'HSo work At dry wall, in the chssapeaAe e Dea-yare
IL Canoi at Summit Bridge.--.,o whom liberal wages
| 'i be gwen APplyto JAS. Z. A. ROBINSON,
March ~ 1925 l3--if At Summit Fridge
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
O'IaG1II.

fk3'E Subscriber has discontinued tie rea DRY GOGnS
D. BUSINESS, but c9tt,aues the lthgesaie, with The
addition OF Co,.masion buaaess. Liberal advances made
N Cash Commission Goods.
JAMES GARDNER.
Inly 3, 1923. A9--,f
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
HITS and BOORS.

EyIE Subscriber hegs leave inform his friends and the
L public gene ally, tia, he still continues 10 Keep N
coaoexon ebh hi, i4re aud elegan assortment, Of hooks
aid STATIONERY, splendid assortment Of Pam ana
FpsLisna6ie MlIS fom T.. ELmrs Mandatory, Phladcl-
rha warranted 10 be equal in every respect any hats
manufactured in the con,ry,uf varons coors and quail
ics-prices from So IS to 49, Persons wishing to pnr
chase would do welt call. they will be SOLD either by
whole sale or retail, at Puiladeph'a prices.
J. SCOTT, No. %, Markets..
Wilmington, June 9, 1898
y.B j. S. can have hats made order at the slorcs
',9ce.
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iONDDN BorANic, OR
VEGETABLE OIL. SOAp

And also TIE Imp riei Rnopotor e General
Of Laiies' De and Gsrttmans Clothing Of e,eyu de-
srpiion II colour qualify ohom the least ipjuy to
either.
NE above compoIion justly celebrated in Europe and
IL also the principal cite. and in the United States
the iomer the Vegetable oil Tor its quality extract
nS OIL grease OF any kind, also paint, tar Gentle
mans clothing, aud wooen cloth and peng every
tom restor. them 10 their former condition. without doing
the least injny 10 either quality colour.
And The a'te the imPcal eno for lis extraordinary
qualities IN extracting spots stains used by gese OIL or sol,
o any KIND from Sks, saen Merino, Canton CI apes Bonn
hakines, and adic,' dresses Of the
their former c"ndn without doing ia, lea, injury TO
either gloss, colour quality lei the be whatever
ahi IA most IN very few mna,t. without the aid of
any Kind OF hqtd, heated ion', thing else; and
left upon slas o t,c delicate coours whole month, to-
getdcr, with the greatest safe',.
"A very liber aloaanc will lie made to one person in
each icwh Who ana, pa rnlse 10 se,i! AGAIN.
j. fRENCi!, inven:ur and Manufacturer.
No. 2iJ. q Greenwiri-,tIe eel, New-lOrk.
For sale ~ y. r. NlL Ed No. IS Nar.e,-stree Prov
Hencc, sole A 80. vicinity. Also, b., Doctor
DUHrEE at Fal River IN So cw. Apri 10
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SEARS SPELLING BOOK

ANUTCHENS & CORY, have tins day published Re
II vised and Improved Edition Of STANDARD Spelling
BDok tie Scholars Guide pfonut allon vi
the English Language: accompanied with easy, familiar
and progressive reddig essos Designed .tr,ruc-
ton o ,e Of Walkers critical prDnOuaCing DiclIonaIy
OF the EIssn Language. Compiled fr the Of scluos
Ey James II. Scu..
The louN,ng Is sol ctei from among Numerous recon-.
InenddtOns ior tl.s work -
From tie Hon. John Van Ness Yltcs Secretary of State,
and acting superintendent of Common SclioDs in New
IOlk.
" Having examined with attention a work entitled
STANDARD Spe'ing Book" by J. H. Sears am decidedly of
opinion that It Is useful work, anj that intro iuct on in
10 on Common Schools would lie attended with advantage
II Is, therefore, with p,ei,llrc thai Recommend il.
j. V. y. YATES,
Acting Superintendent Of Com. Schools.
Extract from the American journal of Education. Boston,
Mach, 1876. In mentioning Sears Spelling Book, the
editor Observes
" In many .ioos in which Walkers Dictionary Is used
by scholars o the middle class, ii unaccountbly baen
customary tu~iAe risf in the youngest class u spelling
book entirely - war with Wakcrs principles. This over
sight Is the cause Of much troubs, and much waste If tine
IN building up and pulling down, aud rebuilding, where
The first eilO might erect perfect fabric once The spell
hng bHk before us, intended To accnnps s this object
D lis success have doubt The uni ri care hs been
bestowed il arrangement IN c;ler
winch our limits viii not print la neniIon, plss.sses
equal ieg-Ihc internal character OF the book
in all respects 10 the neaneSs and Of is execution
The above work sold by the dozen sice the pub
lbhers IN this town, w. J. H. BARBER, Newport, and
by JosEPH MiSIYRF, Pawtncket. April 10
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BIZ the Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston

BIZ the Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston
Arr al New York, on Wednesday, brig Tobacco
Plant, Robinson, from Savannah, sloop Mary, Plum
or, Ncwburyport.
Cid ships Sabatis, Howard, Marseilles; Presi-
dent, Hasey, Charleston; brigs Oc,avia, Choatc,
Havana; Topaz, DUBOIS, Cape Hdytien; Hyper ion
Gray, St Thomas; schrs Bcllona, Hoyt, do, Splen-
d,d, Clark, Porto Cabelo.
Arr at Philadelphia, 10th, brig Mary Beckett,
Sandgram, from Trinidad; schr Messenger, Kelly
Providence. Cid brig James Coulter, Ferguson, tor
Lagulra.
Arr at Baltimore, 5'h, schrs John C Calh W..
Ireland, from Philadelphia; Wetrec, Nuncr, Savan
NAH
Arr a, Alexandria, lith, schr Dispatch, Jones, fm
Ncwbcrn, NC.
Arr at Wilmington, 9th, schr Paragon, G'addng
for Bristol, DAYS from Charleston, IN distress; brig
Laurel, Sheldon, Of this port from Savannah. Cd
briggs Crusader, Fletcher, Mara,zas; Henry, Gross,
Martinique.
Arr at Charleston, Sih, schr Lilly, Sawyer, from
Key West. Cd ships Virginia, Norrel, Liverpool;
WIN Dawson, Wade, do; brig Enterprize, Briggs,
Nan,z; schr Hope. Burrows, Havana.
Arr at Savannah, 9TH, brig Gaiiego, Savage, I'm
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Up at Boston, 18th, schr Crown, Baker, for this

Up at Boston, 18th, schr Crown, Baker, for this
port
Arr at Liverpool, LIST ult ship A;las. Lawton, of
this port, from Wilmington.
The Manchester, Lee, at New York, from Liver
pool, has hardware to Congdon & Sons oil this
town.
Up at New York, 10Th, brig Presden. Manning,
Grafton. for Wilmington.
Al Gibraltar, 7th uh ship Suffolk, Endicott, for N
York, g; brig Ahca, Miller, Of Boston, waiting
freighG Maroellus, Gillett, for do som.
Brg Thaic6r, Thatcher, &c days from N York,
,u at CibrJtAr, 9Th ult.
At MaaSzas, ?5;h vi: ships Boy, Greene. OF New.
port, for Hamburg, I3ds; Cor Jackson, D'Wolf, Of
B,isin'. f,r :, P,fr-@hu,p. = ds
fine Ata.,ra LI0.0n, .,p1. D,i.dro, ior New
York Put INTO Falmouth the 2oih Feb distress
with loss OF bulwarks, sails, &c and would have to
disshsrss 10 repair. The Columbus, Bis.e,t, from
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do for Savannah, put into stornaway, with tho loss
Of foremast and bowspnt in gale.
Arr at Lima, previous to Dec 22d, brig Ann, So
Ian. l l2 days from Baltimore.
Arr at Salem, i4h. schr Collector, Moore, from
Steubcn, Me Tor Newport-pur IN Tor a harbor.
Arr at Bath, 10Th, schr Boston Packet, Bourne,
from Newport. Same morning, Sc Of Cape Eliza
beth, leagues, ie IN with the wreck schr RAPID,
Tor Rabbnll Of Boston, dismasi ed-deck load OF
wood, and under deck, with about feet OF water
IN her-remalneJ by her hours. but being boister-
Gus, could not get her in.
T. At st Thomas, 2ith ult brig Sea Bird, Carr. OF
Newport, disc.
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SALEM, April IL. Cldbrig Abby NJ, Wheat
land, for Cape dc Verbs and South America.
PORTLAND,Apr,l IS. Arr brig Abaco, Rob-
inson, from St Jago de Cuba; schr VIM II Craw-
ford, Collins, do.
NEWBURYpORT, April II. Cid schrs Mary
Jane, Knapp, Martinique; Only Daughter, Hooper,
New Orleans
BOSTON April Is. Arr brig R ichmoad Packet,
Frazer, from Ponce, r..
Cid brig Lady Richmond, Incklcy, Pensacola.
18th arrivals.
Cid ship Minus, Nichols, Copenhagen, brig Miles,
Wheaton, (of Waren,) New Orleans; schr Excel
lent, Rowland, Providence.
l7th cid briggs Duxbury, Blake, NewiOrleans; schr
Agawam, West, Mansanilla; Rambler, Baker, ior
Providence.
NEW HAVEN. April l2. Arr schr Hannah,
Hood, from st Barts.
NEW YORK, April u. Arr brig New Packet
Adams, from st Johns, B; sloop Alonzo, Chlld,
Providence; Erie, Atkins, New Bedford; William,
Coo per, Taunton.
Cid ship ennessee, Fowler, New Orleans; brig
Amanda, Gibbs, St Thomas.
10th, cid brig Mary and Eliza, Gibbs, Laguira;
soop Venus, Child, Providence.
18th, arr ship Manchester, Lee, from Liverpool;
schn<e eorneo, Croyell, st Johns, l}; sloop Ann,
Manchester, Providence.
Cid ships Britannia, Marshall, Liverpool, Mary
Rowland, Tomkins, New Orleans; brig Ursula,
Howland, West ladies'; schrs Beverly Chew, Stark,
New Orleans; Mary Ann, Farnham, Wilmington.
Sailed brig New England, Curtis, Matanzas.
PHlLADELPilI\, April Is. Arr schr Dana,
Briggs, from st Jaso de Cuba; Argo, Watson, Ha.
vana.
Cid ship Ohio, Garwin, New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, April 10. Cid soop Samuel
Slater, Chapman, Providence.
l4th, schr Margaret, Tilden, from Trinidad.
Cid ship States, Hpkus, New Orleans; briggs Sa-
bra, Snow, do; Allison, Jones, Valparaiso; Hope,
Marin, Rio de Janero; schr Leader, Hugg, st
Marks, EFF.
FREDERICKSBURG, April IL. Arr schooner
Arrazon, Allen, from Boston.
NORFOLK, April 10. Cid schrs Argonaut,
Bossere, Charges; Fulton, Jernegan, ST Barts.
CHARLESTON, April 7. Arr ship Clematis,
Low, from Boston.
Cid brig Baltic, Mayo, Bremen.
SAVANNAH, April 5. Arr schr Columbus
Gardner, (of East Grcenwich,) from ST Thomas.
"'d ship Lady ofthc Lake, Leach, Liverpool.
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GREAT BARGAINS!!!

A T 30. 80 and ~ chcap,de. Tie scs Of the valuable
n stock Of Dy GOds, lately belonging To Mr.. George
w. Gl1dding, amounting to Thirty tuIslnd Dollars,
consisting ri many desirable ariices adapted 10 the Spring
trade, will be continued III wholesale and RETAIL fof few
days longer chance offers i' manufacturers
store keepers and families To supply Themselves at the most
reuced prces every article offered nj cost less than
cost THOMAS BURGESS,
Attorney for Assgnces
". ". An persons indebted to the estate of George w
Giddinc. requested call ard piy the without fur
u,cr notice, At the late store OF q. W. Gladding
march rs
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by MARTIN sTODDARD.
REAL ESTdTI

REAL ESTATE.
On the Goth May, at u O'Clock, A, NJ on The Pcincs,
THE valuable KEAL EsrATK, belonging 10 The helm ol
COL jeremiah Oney, consist,g Of 10 HOUSE IOts sunod
on fswtucket East Turnpike, ne.r Olneys Lane.
ALSO,
One o Of meadow land, containing acres and 20 seds
adjoining, Westerly said House Lots.
ALSO,
One L0t, containing acres and l6 rods with a baru
thercon standing In The ofhe rst mentioned Lot wsls
failing spring. VI and fountain erected hec-
on, with VI Incorporation, p,sd May session. iS03
pIecing 10 tie said jeremiah Oney, and ms helm and g.
signs t right and exclusive OF said waters, with right VI
laying logs and penalty for disturbing said % 10. Refer
ence Ia the saA grants VI Ic0 poatOa and plat Of tho abovo
descr led lssnses may be exG ed BY calling at e C.nn-
ing ksnI OF NJ stuldard CVndkiULs made known ths
hDe II and place III sale April
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SPLENDID SALE AT AUCTION.

X. q. ALIENS Founh A1uhal Sale of Furniture, VA
TAKE place on Thursday, ash Of Apr, at O'Clock, A N.
al ms are Rooms, Nor l05 and lO7, consisting Of Ward
framed Lacking Glasses, Beds Featlers squab and sins
seat Sofas, Card Tables Secretaries, Gcan claw and din
stuffed win hair, Bellows. Androns Shovel and Tonrs
Easy Chairs, Night Cabinets, and many other atcss TO
numerous to pancnlaze. Catalogues will bs ready ane
fuie arranged :or Inspection, two days pevous 10 tho
sale Terms liberal, sales positive, To tae highest bidder
AMI nc postDJnrment, usual. r,prch ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
EEW GOODS.
SMITH, DIXIE & 90.

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HI AVE- inst received from Ncw.Nmk, aud ave now
q opening, sp,cndd assortment ui BE ,dr1iis and
tiSsmereS, consisting uf Black, hue, brow n, live, GREEN
aud dirk olive green t,op w pieces fiNn colorci Cas-
sincrs very cg,nt artc!c GH ptItiur Gla lie cia
,c'ug, new and cegaR, p'ties ,ovcs, trNMs. sc. &C.
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IN offensive assortment ui n adv Made Clohc-N
they VIII sell n unllsullly log pres.
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