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NEvv AND .sUrERIoR ARrYuLEg
Aroe Received by The Last Pactets, gerry ertensirs
supplies Of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES:

Such as ladies' and gentlemens moccasins or over
socks, ofevery kind OF the most comfortable ar
tlclcs ever invented; And complete assortment OF
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
iron frames, and travelling bags;
Also, ladies' French a. American sippers trimmed
III every fashions scalskn e. mock kid walking shoes
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels, single
aud double vamps, and some lined with India rnbber
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gentlcmcns superior made fine calsl;n boots. with
square and round toes, and great variety at every
price to s. 80; fine casn bootces of every dcscrp-
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square and rouHd toes aid with buckles
very extensive supply of misses, boys & chdrcn's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
UFAll their goods are warranted
Scal-siin and Hair Trunks Of every size.
bf'.8tHe former If .Jqia Iud l-h streets.
nov OFF
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CUSHMAN IL ANDREW
Offer for Saie,
IN nAn lbs BACON. Baltimore and Smitbfeld
HO'VVV 80 kegs Smithfield lard
20 bis No. mackerel
80 do vinegar
- do New Ark cider
20 do country gin
$50 do behring's. No.
, do loaf sugar assorted
20 dry rush seat and Windsor chairs
IL bis venetian red
soap, mould candles assorted leather
Printing paper, bale rope, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO:
few hundred Berry's superior premium Ere
BTich, for setting up CRATES, furnaces, &c.
nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

"A Large Brass Box Of Tobacco Press Screw
~ was stopped last week from a white man and
black man, whr offered il for sale. It is supposed to
have been stolen. The owner can obtain il bv apply
ing at my shop. S. d. DBNOON.
no PITS
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a CARD.

a CARD.
M RS. CARTER b. PAGE is prepared to re-
Iva ceive Ladies aud Gentlemen as Boarders for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy 10 nc
coumodate few members OF the Legislature. either
with, without their families Her house is in mos.
convenient situation, being the street leading 10
he Governors and within two minutes walk Of the
Captnl-and the next square to the NIonumentai
Church. nov. 1S-eo6t
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BALDWIN, IVES g. CO.

II AVE received by late arrivals their entire sup
- ply OF FALL DRY GOODS, to which they
soncit the attention OF their customers-or eheapaes
and variety, their stock is surpassed by none in this
naIket- Nov Il-lOt
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CHRISTIANITY

CHRISTIANITY.
F1REszNT state of Christianity and oftLe Missionary
Establishment for lis propagation in all parts q,
the world Edited by Frederick Shobel
The Diffusion of Christianity is at the same time
the diffusion of knowledge, civilization and mora
freedom; for sale by
nov - J. H. NASH
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
OTIS, DUNLOP & co. Offer for Sale,
l50 Packages of Dry Goods, comprising a very
general assortment, suited principally to the
present season. Nov Io-1t
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BIGGER'S OFFICE!

Al, So, 8, SO, 40, II,
"ERE the nmnl-Jrs drawn in the Union Cras1
W Lottery, Class No. rs for I828.--Severslh aps
some Prizes owned in Rnbplopd.
NOV 81 -
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.NEW LARD
A Few kegs Of Leaf lard, particularly nice for sale.
no "a JAS. WINSTON.
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Nj. MYERS
Offers for Sale m Store
5000 Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons shot assorted
10 small casks Inuscut
Q haif pipes Sicily Madeira W.:
~ or. casks do mes
. or. casks Madeira
10 pipes Cognac !
do imitation Z p1
so bbls apple { D'aN"!
10 do peach
pipes Holland
10 do imitation Gin
100 bills common
hlids st Croix
10 : d. g. l Ssls'"' Sugar
10 hhds
80 bbls }Whiskcv
10 do old s. strong
90 hampers Bristol bottles
20 hhds n. Z.
10 do Jamaica Rum
40 bbls n. Il.
bags pepper
fl0 do coffee
$50 boxes sperm candles
100 do soap st & 2nd qualities
80 hhds English Island molasscs
Imperial. gunpowder and young hyson Teas
100 kegs white lead, &c. &c. &c.
An assortment, suited to the season, of Domestic
Goods, such as Linseys &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

10 Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.
VINHE Subscriber has, and will constantly keen
n on hand, an extensive assortment OF mahora-
ny and materials Of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, viz boards, plank post crotch and shaded We
neers with good counter Ndff hand ratings, novels
banlsters, &c. for stores and dwelling houses-Aso
curcd hair, figured and plain hair cloth. moss, gum
copal, coach and cabinet varnish, all of which win be
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House,
Nov II Main Street.
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PORK FOR SALE.

OINN IOIh oAI4Il.
l'HE subscriber has received on Friday last. 1874
hogs from Cabell county, Virginia and 223
hogs from Mason county. Kentucky; both of which
are nice fat corn-fed hogs, averaging from 100 TO
u.s. very suitable for family use and will be sold on ms
reasonable terms as at any other hop-pen in tho ct
Nov p JOHN WYSE
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Office Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Caaat Company,
WAsHISGToS, Oct. 20. 1929
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LANDING, AND FOR SAFE.
sC00 Sacks salt-9 to the ton
pipes superior brandy
do Holland gin
hhds. jamaica rum
20 bbls. n. T.. do
So do country gin
20 do old whiskcy
Is quarter casks French Madeira wine
10 bags pepper
90 boxes ]. Small g. Ness loaf sugar
dec l--1 ID. TIMBERLAkE.
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"ANTED.-At the Swan Tavern Young
| w Man to attend in the bar. None need apply
but such as can come well recommended.
no 20
". h. Wanted also, a dining room servant
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I ,ANDING, from CIR. Margaret from New York
- and for sale,
so Bills. Apples
20 boxes Lemons
90 half bbls Buckwheat Flour.
nDv 25-3tif L. LIJDLANJ
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
TO BRICK MAKERS

ENOR rent, several brick yards conveniently stua-
ted near the canal and basin. For terms apply 10
de HALL NELSON.
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Arr at Wilmington, 10th, schr Eliza Ann, OTIS, f.
,eis 10 port VIA Boston. Cid schr Fame, Brishunan,
Guada'oupe.
Arr at Charleston, l9th. Susan, Norris, fr Trin-
dad. tuba; York, Lord, Ponce, pr; Jape, ST Jago
oe Cuba; Lilly, Key West; cid brig Crawford, Of
warren, for New Orleans. Sailed, schr Mary Ann,
Burr, Of do do.
AT Trinidad, Cuba, 9th ult brig Jacob, Eddy, fin
Warren, disc.
AT 81 Jsgo de Cuba, 9Th ult brig Amstel, Brow
ne', OF this port, loading tor Philadclphia
Afrai Charleston, i9ih. soop txpre.s, Hanmei,
oi Newport, day 'rom Siyaunah passed Oh the
"ar'brig Eagle, Aiauran, hence, yong into to Say
annah.
Ihe Agenora ashore near Sag Harhor, will be
lot' IL - not yet known how much ofthe cargo will
be saved,
Arr a, Baltimore, 9th, DANA Weber, from Cur
acoa. CID Sultann, ST Thomas; Mexican, w ood
do.
Arr at Norfolk, 2st, sloop Traveller, Gorton, fin
rls port. Below, bound up, Good Hope, Chandler,
Rio Janero.
Spoken, 20th off the Double Headed Shot Key,
brig Arab, rom New JreaLs, for this port.
Al IT Thomas, 18th ut schr Sally, Ia yor, Of this
port, loading for Baltimore; Curlew, Allen, Troy,
AT St Thomas, l3,h, -chr Frank In, M'lntoch, OF
Bristol, just arr from - Martins I'VE know OF no
such vesso. thar belongs g. that port.l
The Dgls ''m X John, linolher accounts says the
J"hnl Of kh"de island, a, Curacoa, Sth ut from,
Porto Rico, aud landed her cargo
Cd Al New Orleans, 3d ut brig RAPID, for this
pact; tlh, cli Omar, do; 9Th, schr Jane, Cornell o,
Ne~port, for Ch ifi.-s,on. Sailed from tho Btiize.
Jia, brig. Castillo, Frnk of Warren, for Hayana;-
William, Taylor, otNcw port, do.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

i
Brig Abeona, Malhewson, from Matanzas, with
molasses, sugar and honey, 10 VIM. Church. Yes.
sells left, before reported.
Brig Betsey, Luther, 7 days from Charleston, with
cotton, to Joseph Manton, and others.
Schooner Ann Roslna, Chaffee, II days from St
Jago de Cuba, with sugar and coffee, to Carpcnter
& Hodges Left. schrs Gen Brooks, and Economy,
for Salem, in few DAYS.
Schooner franklin, Baker, days from Philadel-
phia, with coal to Royal Farnum.
Sloop Friendship. Read, from Frcetown.
Soop Cohanct, Chace, from Freetown.
Soop Celia, Lawrence, from Sandwich.
Sloop Lively, Parker, from Sandwich.
Steam boat Fulton. Tomlinson, from New York
Sloop WIN Fl Allen, Pearce, from Bristol.
Si"op Ranger, Ccrev, from Tivsr,on.
S!oop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Commerce, Whaey, from Newport.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich.
THURSDAY, Feb, %.
Brig George Washington. Harradon,4 4 days from
..re, with whlskey and corn to c. Allen, ID.
Arnold and Others
Schooner Achsa Parker, Perry, from Sandwich.
Sloop Transit, Blivin, from Pawcatuck.
FRIDAY, Feb. 20
Brig Omar, Studley, 10 days from New Orleans
with pork lard sugar and cotton, to E. Dyer Co.
and Samson Almy.
Schooner Painter, Gladdng, 16 days I'm Havana
with moas'es 10 richardson aud Whitaker. Lett
ships Char,'tc, Church for BRISTOL, 10 days; Tea
Plant, Boyd, ofNnwport, 'or Cldz, 28th Feb; briggs
Ann. Cady Tor this port, waiting cargo; Shbboleth
Congdon, do do: MJrc'a, Maybury, d., 10 Dis; Rob't
Cochrane, Perry, ol do disc; Ensrprize, Brown, do
waiting cargo; Charles Fawcet, Greene, for Warren
10 ds; schr President, of this port, disc.
Schooner .Despalch, Tripp days from Boston,
with glass and white lead, to Dyers f. Manton, fos.
III, nc. To Robbins s. Kendall, oraGCes lsmons and
bsefto + j. Malctt, flberts, t. Randall III. Greene,
iron. to j. Congdon Sons, wine nuts and n.ats 20
stimson Hodsos, sugar % G'a il,ng iand Aldrlcl
Schooner James BurriN, Drges, days iron. Phil
aotphia, with whls.ev ,tea, Ioar, lard, aui feathers
90 Joseph Adams, VIM P,ojcet e. Co. William p
Greene aod Strnsol 6: Hodges
sio1p A,on,o. Cb'!d, z nays rom New York, with
mercnan'lze, to ). II. Muuiford Il Co. Overs Sr
Man,on, ,. Shove, S Townsen! and Co. Jonatha n
Congdon and Sons, s, & A. b. Arnold, Z. Allen, s.
Waterman, l.. ID. Chapn, N. Burlington, j. An.
drews, WIN X. Greene, and others.
Sloop Edward, Smith, from Baltimore, with flour,
&c to David Barton and others.
Soop Sophrona, Burr. from Bristol, with surar
and rn,'asse, 20 Sll,er, Vnrlwsll * Go.
S,oop Majestic, Mayo, from Chatham, with oil and
hsh to the master.
Sioop Lucy Enc!inc, Spnk, from Wexford.
Sioop Emellnc, Miller. from BRISTOL.
Sloop Is Jones, Psckain, from Nsyport.
S'oop F,nn, Walden, RON Newport.
Soop Renlaor, Davis, ,fcra troy,
SJUp James, Allen, 'llm Fairfield
Sloop Olive Branch, Bailey rom New London.
sloop Fan River. Brayton rom Troy.
CLEARED,
Brig Sampson, Pmkis. Havana.
Brig Helen, Daley, Africa
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Per the .Sfe1m Boof

Arr at New York, on Wednesday, Fabss, from
Belfast, Acasta, Moore, London; Cadmus, Orne, fr
Havre; Illinois, Waterman, New Orleans; Robert
Wilson, Arnold, Mobile; jasper, Maracabo; Gen
Paez, Clarke, Curaccoa; Ros1nnah, Pensccos;-
Montos, St Croix; Jane, Fowler, st Thomas; North
Carolina, Wilmington; Leonora, Ponce, PR.
Cid Venus, lIoldrege, NOrleans; Carlo, Clear, St
Crolx; Ardelle, Havana; Oregon, Savannah.
Arr on Thursday, Mohlcan, Nickerson, fr Boston.
Turk, do; Citizen, Yarmouth.
Cid Calhoun, Munro, Charleston, Vernon, Aux
Cages.
Arr at Baltimore, 26th, Henrictts, from St Barts;
Hsy Yovk, Mobile.
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LECTURES on HISTORY


81 IS- tbARkE VIII give course Of Historical Lee
~ ILL., IN this town, comprising the interval from the
ctisn 30 the termination oi the Of the American Re
voutOn. These Lectures will he illustrated by means Of
Charts upon novel and interesting plan by Maps and Dl-
graS, and also 10y occasional civilizations m transparent
pdin'ss by means Of the Charts, systematic pln of
recitation has been arranged and those uho sk may re
cei'e lesson Of M hour each day No books requre
hetlier viii there he any additional expense. Those who
have studied History will find these rciillios more
useful tln many years oi painful aud aiuIs study and
nSe who hare viii obtain much correct and definite
knowledge Of the subject
Tickets for tine course 81 eaci-whee three or four tick
cts are purchased for family, the price viii be 81 each
winch may be obtained at Messrs iuchcns X Cmys Book
store, No. Aakesree and of the Lecturer al Mr. JOHN
Smll's, or al the Lecture Room. March l.
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A SATURDAY SCHOOL

NJiSs H. BROW NELL, respectfully Informs the ladies'
IVA OF Providence and is vc!lty, Tint IT sufficient ca
enlargement be Offered, she intends opening schy sat
urIly the 10Th inst. for the purpose of uctng Young La
dies and Misses, the Art Of Painting Velvet Paper satin
Wood and White Marble, with India Ink and Fancy Col
olls likewise tie at Of Drawing on The best and M ap
proved methods. Young Ladies wishing To attend ~ pleas
ING astiy, are invited 10 call at her room, No li6 West
minister street, where are specimens o her Pantngto be seen
Her terms being very reasonable she scS aud hopes To
merit the patronage ole public, &c. The least favor shall
her espectillly received. February 9.
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CoURTLANDT STREET. NEyv-YORK.

RE ASTERS Of Eastern vessels, and purchasers of Bread
1SA studs generally, are informed, that the Albiny Tow
Boats and large number of Albany Sloops, Will henr
ward discharge their IN front Of the houses
lately erected on and north Of Cuuandt Street in the city
Of NewYork where every facility will bs offered by CanGl
lines aud other important; Commercial Establishments. for
Tire ilsnacon OF all business relating tie Western Country,
the sale Of Western ProdCcc Domestic Mauufc,ues, sc
&c.
New Work Frhr'iarr lf. mi
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SAMUEL w. WHEELER,

ll0 -, Wcstaipsisr-S,reet,
ntONTlNUES to keep on hand general and genuine
" assortment Of ofGROCERlES.
Grapes, FtgS, RlisiaS, .iimOnds Salad oil, Olices
CdPcrS CdS'ada Nuts, Shell Barks, PeaNuts superior
Cocoa, Chocolate and SieS, DuaFsh, cleaned FakSeed
English pineapple Cheese, SC Sc.
Those in want of good articles, for mly use, may de-
pend on receiving them at fair prices and in cases.
they will be delivered at the residences of those who pur
chase, free of expense
formed, that although patience virtue, there point
beyond which It Is criminal to indulge it. This hint, il is
all such deAaHds.
n b y school Rocks he has on hand' wi! he soY
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GYxSAGE,

VTVllE Whale recently taken of the North Point oc Con
n nanicnt, Is now exhibiting on the Marine Railway, nj
lox FONT, Where It be seen for few days longer
Ire accommodations are convenient, and every
nrnt ns made give ladies aud gentlemen an uppOr
uinty Of ex1lig this rare specimen oi Natural History
Tie Whale II placed IN its natural pOson AS il moves IN
the water with lis mouth dis,ended when in search Of
food Ga each side Oi the jaws the whale bone is aduira
by disposed, 80 n 10 form KIND of lattice, through which
lie WAFER can lie discharged ana at tie time present
ng Kind Of net, 10 prevent te escape uf any thing
tiint passes into the mouth An examination oi tins Object
Is calculated 10 produce deep impression Of the wonders of
uie Creator, and crafty rational curiosity.
Tickets may be hd the Stores of Francis Payene and
Ea'l Carpenter, and at the Marine Raiway.-Tckets 70
ten;s-chidren lali price. March |.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

&c RS. WAlMOlTIi respectfully informs the ladies of
I'VE Providence, that she has lately removed from New
York, and nt0nds 10 carry the Nleny Business in is
most extensive branches and intends also 10 keep hand
elegant assortment OF ladies' Hats, Caps Head Dresses
aud Ribbons, Of the newest fashions Artificial Flowers Of
all kinds-TOgrther with elegant assortment of french
turls.
She also has improved method Of bleaching Ieghor
and straw Hats, that makes them whittier than they were
when new.
Please 10 call al the Store three doors East of the Unver
su, Chapel, Westminster street.
HaNIED--FVe or six Apprentices.
February %. ]. IT,
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TEA TRAYS.
A FAIR CHANCE,

AG. Practical Fcyat,, or gcaticman rsiiclg iran
1ssfss, 1t cushing hcs'th .OaRiry rcstica ,ooa
SOcttty, aRd pleasant situation.
E1SOR sae TO Let and possession given ON the IL, Of
n Aprl-A valuable FARM, pleasantly situated IN the
town ot Nentnm, State Of Massachusetts the ,Norccl.
ter Pt~t R0ad about half way between ston and rnvi.
dence-known formerly rs the Lewis Whiting Fam. i,lG
Farm Is well aplortioned with meadow, t.age, pss.e
moving and wood Land: with extensive. iii and young
Orchards Of nearly every variety of Apple Trees
The place Is wei wate G with living springs and running
watef-ad has kept 25 head of cattle tie year hn,ugh
ihe buildings are rca new, wei but, OF the lod mate
rmls, ana well flushed IN modem style. II has wells
of The very best water, Of which in the hUlse.
ie buildings consist ui an elegant two story house, about
80 by 81 feet, with an H. or kitchen; wood house building
OF same length as house, end dancing hail bIild
ine, two stories high, 40 feet by 90 well finished ON the
other end o the house barn about 81 by - feet with an
~ shed, both two stories high with good corn house, and
other oui buildings.
All Of which occupied Tavern, called the
TRAvELLERs lnME-it being good Tavern Stand, stu
aled NJ the junction o wn roads, about lf way between
Nrcnt!iam aud fnnkln Meeting Houses.
There will I've sd, let, with the Farm, from 10 go
acres OF land, rs slly be agreed on.
For particular information of the place, please apply 10
WILLIAM WHIIAKER, on the prmscs, ~ u Mr. liEnvr
NHITiS0, noar the same; ~ 10 Captain JAMES FOsTER.
MeSsrs. ADAMS FOSTER ur y. T.. fosTER.
For particulars and terms, apply to The suscrer, at his
etorc, No. ~, Broad street, Wds Side, Providence.
Asomy %. SAMUEL WARNER.
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A CLASS OF YOUNG LADIES

q NAN be accommodated at the NEsTMIssrER AcApE-
~ The class VIII consist al six eight, and CON.
ncace on Monday, February IN. Those who wish To Join
y, amy leave t,rir names at ljl, Westminster street.
Boys are tugln in this SrDnIy Ill the branches pep'rl-
tory tr admission into Brown University. The whole NUN
bor is limited 10 tfrtp-tro Particular attention paid Ia
sprr'ig ouI composition.
Feb o. u THOMAS G. HtRTsIDRN.
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HUrCuENS & CORY,

NO !, Nar.2tsrect VIII receive subscriptions for the
N following work:
rcfroich work 10 be entitled The Repository and Chris
Tan Revicw.-Cond.ons: Tie work win be pliIseI
cmncliy aud the first number wl appear soon ls a s.
ciant number OF subscribers shall be procured Each mum
r VIII contain not less than 90 pages evo printed u inc
paper, and handsome type, and neatly covered The price
Wl BE- 80 cents each number, dulls year No sub
scmlun will be received for a less term than year the
payment OF which is To bs made delivery of tic second
number. FcbuIary
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Per khP Omar

AT New Orleans, 9th, ships Aspasi2, Bennett, of
Bristol, for Liverpool, unc; Constitution, Davis for
Providence, loading; Franklin, Pierce, of THIS port
unc; Hope, Pearce, Of East Greenwich, for Y York
loading; Edward, Cormer,is, unc; WIN Baker, Tit.
linghast, ofthls port, do; brigs Blossom, Wa-dwel,
Of Warren, for New York, loading; Dolly, Martin,
Of do for Havana do; Nerous, Corey, of this port,
unc Criterion, Taylor, Havana, loading; Bevidere
Brooks, Of Newport, for freight or charter, Union
Clinton, Norfolk, loaoing up tho river; Romi,tance
Munroe, Of Bristol, unc; Miles, Wheaton, of War.
rsn, for Boston, loading.
Whole number Of vessels IN the port Of New Or
leans, Feb sth-Ships, SO; Brgs, SO; schoonsrs,
81; Soops,4. Total, 1877.
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II WORD TO THE EI,f.

II I.ORD TO TIIE IyISF.
AIOt LID not any person purchasing Ticket in either
w OF the last drawn ui Lotteries, have ACTUALLY
so' better chance IN choosing the very small mum
bei, which Sold aud among which there weic so many
Prizes than they would IN consAg out of all the others In
the >hte IA uere prize Of consequence sid TIE
sti excepting those sold by me- considering the uprece
dt' "a success winch has attended my sacs alus; every
LNr'y which ls been drawn ui lie, am induced 10 ST.
llcit sma share OF the patronage of ogao,ls public To
the highly Interesting Scheme ui tie prescott
NASiilNGlON LODGE LOTTERY,
Capital Prlac 5000, bysies many other really comfort
abltssoine Of which, II hoped, with my usual -ucct ss
shall have the pleasure of paying ny friends IN
few minutes after the drawing, without discount for inter
est rs usual Tickets only 80, and slre. IN prJp1nloa-
for sale at
CLARk'S
Rhode Island State Lottery AMI Exchange Office Nos. "a
II upl lgfkcl street.
mere, If not too Hocn toubc, lA-t drop Ia" and c,k
AZ U.s. March /
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0C-one hundred and fifty.eigh, scholars of
the Friends School. marched down in orc.
eession yesterday, to view the Whale. Up.
wards OF ten thousand people, we are inform
ed by one Of the owners, have already visited
him.
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-01
LCC.rZaSlg.

CLARK SELLS ALMOST ALL THE PRIZES
4 the Corner IL, IA and 10, Market street, where the
"A cash is paid, Sc without discount for interest,""
LT AlwaSsM hKTAIL--pease reculiect that.
VERMONT STATE LOTTERY,
Dawn Numbers.
ls IS 80 "A ~ "a IS
Combination "a 50 80, Il prize Of 5000, was sid In
vhJ3 tck.t to Af. -, a genten, ,u oi tins town mud
Ia, cash pad Tie moment presented, without
inteiest.n
Likewise combination - 81 80 prze of $500, also
gentleman ot tins town, who received ie clsh for the
same, without discount Or interest," Us usu !.
BEAT lT--NHO CAM
have sold capitals at the Corner, since my com
encemet, (t Is good deal Ia say but sn) Than has
been s,d IN Tire same tine tie Xue State X. ode
Island.
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
Draws on Tuesday next, Capital Prize s5JOJ. Tickets
only -, and shares IN prUporUn-ior safe at
CLARK'S
r. L. state lery and Exchange Occ, either at 70, "a,
lo, Market street, corner nj Union Buildings.
March /.