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arAmong the on dits of the d.y, IL one i,

dTAmong the on dts Of the day, 10 one =,
says the New-York American, that the Presi-
dent elect, with his wife, is about to leave
Tennessee, to take up his abode for the win
ter in Philadelphia, 10 be in readiness thence
to proceed on the fourth of March, without in
convenience or fatigue, to the seat of govern
ment. Another is, that Mr.. Adams has taken
a house at Washington for his permanent resi-
dence. after the expiration of his term Of SER
vice as President. We know not what faith
is to be placed in either Of these important ru-
mours; though from the circumstance that
Mrs Adams health, which for many years has
been delicate, is always better at Washington
the climate of which is peculiarly congenial to
her, than else where, we should think the lat
ter one not improbable.
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NOTICE.

II 6HLHH t..
TuvHE fhlosing advertisement, which appeared IN tbe
II Cadet ii yesterday, has irong allusIoi,s towards sussss
one engaged in lOuery business IN this town:
~ NOTICE. II
A 9 numerous complaints b We OF late been made aboui
"A pcJdlisg and selling foeign Lottery tickets without a
hcrnse-I think il u duty in my turn to caution the public
against purchasing tickets alter the drawing has heen re-
ceived ~ town several hsuns. A case happrued In This ioSn
yestrrd ,y-a gentleman purchased a ticket Two or Three
hours after the drawing WINS received, and rs he says, VI a
"heary denier "-of coarse lie got blank d.
L.. II. BRADFORD,
Dec3 No. 1, CaDal-st.
Som anor the advertisement appeared, was informed by
several Of my friends, tli,t an impression had gone abroad,
that was the individual alluded 10. Aware that such an
impression would have an injurious effect, and sei,sbl ii
is utter filsciIood, | called on Mf. L.. al. Bradford, rs well
as on the individual WHO besght the tickets, aud IN the
presence ~ q witness, they baii ~unequiv' ca;iy and positive
ly declared that was MT refrue: 10, and thai they had no,
the mort reilnte idea ii casting al me. ~ disgrare iul nn i'm.
putntnn. They fr the prerent feflse 10 give hs name.
Having thus succeeded in exOneratDg myself, l cannM Lni
buIe. that every Broker in the town, vii, unite IN a succes--
full effort To Ding to n,cited Justice and salutaIy puuas" ment
the Infamous offender, who iaS cast upon the trade, ma ini-
putation at once aggravated aud scandaiols.
Providence, Dec. 4, id2s. w. DiNNEFORD.
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ELECTION.-At the Annual Meeting Of st. Johns En-
campnent of Knights ~leInplars, &c. holden in Masons' Hall,
Dec. list, A. ID. le23.
The following SIR Knights were elected to the offices af
fixed 10 their respective names for the year ensuing and
proclamation was made accordingly.
M. T.. sir Jesse Clark. g. Commander.
L. Sir Joseph ~roinpkirls, Genemissimo.
L. Sir Pardon Clark. Capt. Geiefal.
Sir William T.. Barker, Prelae.
Sir James Salisbury, >. Wmden.
Sir Abraham StiIweIl, J. Warden.
Sir Joseph =. Cooke, Treasurer.
Sir Christian NJ. NeNrli, Recorder.
Sir Luther Woodward, Warden.
Sir James Westcott, s. Bearer.
Sir John b. Read, j. Bearer.
Sir VIM. p. X. Benson, Guard.
A true copy from recod-Atest,
CHRISTIAN Nj. NESTELL, Recorder.
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Al Hamburg 2lst Oct. ship Ruth and Mary, Philadelphia,
u bIiss Janetic, repairing, Enterprise, just AR from fayai.
The bries Harvest, EIdred, Tor Goienburg, and Herald, fr
N York, sailed same day.
No Ain vessel at Caps Hayden Goth nit.
Al Mayagurz nh ut. briggs Orion, ~sIendall, New York
@; Volea, Gushing, New Bedford do; Otter, Baienan, New
burypart dscg.
Al Bremen, Oct II, slip Atlas, Lawton, Of this por, from
Virginia.
Sailed from the Clyde 18th Oct. ship Gov Fenner, Martin,
N Orleans.
Al Port au Prince 18th ut. brig Ranger, Eldredge, for N
York 10.
Al Aguadila 9Th ut. schr New Packet, ricomb for New
buryp0t, unc.
Al Crons,adt, 9Th Oct. shiTs Woodrup Sims, Berry, Phil
adeiphia 4; CorvO, Rich, New York, about 10; briggs Har
RET, Cook, do about o; Glide, Endicott, Salem unc; Clerub,
Bartlett, Marbielead about 10; Centurion, Putnam I'm Ant
werp discg; Orbit, Binney, m Maianza-, dol ~Iiacyou, lu
Messina dO.
No Am vessel ut Stockholm Goth Sept.
7h inst.
The brig Altoona, Mathcwson, for Wilmington, sailed flu
Matanzas ab,it i5'hu t
At = Thomas about 18th ut. brig Ann Celia, Perry, fu
Porto Rico.
The brig Jane, Riley, for st Thomas, sailed from Bath ls
Inst.
Arut Holmes Hole LIST, brig Marion, Cobb, fm Cape Hay
ten for Boston.
The brig Tmmbur, Dickinson, I'm Warren for Boston, LOFT
Holmes Hole I'd.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have excluded much matter prepared
for this days paper, to make room for tho
Message Of the President Of the United
States. This document is almost ntirely Of
a business character. That part which treats
Of the Protective Laws and the Tariff, passed
at the last session of Congress. will be read
with interest by the people of this section of
the country. The expose of financial concerns
for the year past. must be highly satisfacto DRY
10 the nation at large. 'The whole document
is worthy Of p%erusal by every class Of readers.
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sessno would be tho Spring. On q review Of the
former ennmsrations. it will be found that tho
plan Tor taking every census has contsined i'm
provensenta upon that Of its predecessors. The
lasts siNl susceptible Of much improvement
Tine third census wss the FIRST Mt which any ac-
count Was taken Of the manufactures Of this
country. IL was repeated ut the last m
ton. but the returns in both cases were neces-
sarily very imperfect. They must always be 90,
resting Of course only on the communication
voluntarily made by individuals interested in
some Of the manufa cturing es~tablishmenis.-
Yet they contained much valuable information,
and may by some supplementary provision ofthe
law. be rendered more effective. The column
of age. commencing from infancy have hither-
TO been confined to a few periods, all under the
number of As years. Important knowledge
would be obtained by extending those columns
IN intervals OF ten years, to the utmost bounds
of human life. The labor Of taking them
would bea triding addition to that already pre-.
'scribed, and the result would exhibit compare
tive fables Of longevity highly interesting to
the country. ] deem il my duty further TO OBJ
serve, that much Of the imperfections in the re-
turns OF the last and perhaps preceding enum o.
'rations proceeded from the inadequateness Of
we compensation allowed to the Marshals and
y cir assistants in taking them.
? In closing this communication, it only remains
Nor me to assure the Legislature Of my contin-
NUed earnest wish for the adoption Of measures
recommended by mo heretofore, and yet to be
acted upon by them and of the cordial concur
renee IN my part in every constitutional pro-
vision which may receive their sanction during
the Session tending to the general welfare.
:. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Harrington, Dec. 2, 1928.
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MIDDLEToWN Nov 20. Arr schr Aspasia,
Pease, Savannah D.
CID ship Osprey. Gaylord, Ma,,inico via N Lon.
NEW HAVEN Nov 20. Sailed sch Good Hope,
Buddinglon, Mart.
goth arr brig Charles, Wooster, IL days from s,
Barts.
Sailed briggs Hannah, Hood, St Bar,s; Shepherd.
ess, Ward, w Indies.
PORTLAND Nov %. Arr brig Emeline, Fox
Sc DIS FIN Fort Royal, Mart. Left a Providence brig
[~probably The Aan Celia, Perryl for st Thomas in a
low DIS. the only Am.
3Oth arr brig Patriot, Noycs % Js fr Point Petrc,
Left. briggs Richard, Hunt for New Haven unc; Zip.
porah. Delesdernier just ar I'm Eastport; schr Rising
Sun, Kerr for Ne~hern Is. The brig Sally Ann,
Stinson I'm Bath, arr 18th Oct. I'm Mart.
Brig Herald. Curtis, Madeira. and Al days I'm Isle
OF May. Left at Isle Of May, ship John, Homer Of
this port, for Bahia, same day; brig Octavia, Lewis
for Portland 3. The brig Romp, Allen sailed for Rio
Nunas the day prev.
schr Philadelphia, Shields II days from Trinidad
dc Cuba.
CID ship Plato. Davis, Charleston; brig Ferdi-
PORTSMOUTH Nov 20. Arr brig Margaret.
Leach, Brax,ls 81.
Sailed ship LYDIA, Parker, New Orleans.
30,h arr ship America. Plack, Turks I.
Sailed brig Joseph, Bailey, Bucios Ayres.
NEWBURYPORT Nov 20. Sailed schr Fran
ces. Pickett. Charleston and w Indies.
BOSTON Dec 2. Arr ship London, Cloutman
FIN Cronstadt; briggs Edward, Trask do; Jones, Dwy.
er do; Ann. Hardy. Aguad,la p X, Charlotte, At
kins. Stockho,m; Woiga, Girdioi. Antwerp; schr
Traffic, Pay, Malaga via Plymouth.
Cid ships Plato, DImmock, Charieston; Octavia,
Gambler, Savannah; briggs w lizard, Alexander, smyr.
ma; Palmer, Powers, Bahia and a market.
Sd arr brig Marion, Cole from CAP Hayden; schr
Ann, Mossman, ST Johns Z r.
Cid bngs Attentive. Grocer, MatAnzas; Curlew
Nye, Porto Rico; Emily Cook. Lane, ~ Thomas;
Dove, Ripley, Leghorn; lnvinc'blc, pratt, Aiexan.
dria; Hercules, Covcli. Charleston; Baltic, May
do; schr Beisey, Black. Savannah.
9Th arr briggs Lama, Luce, Havana; Gen BOLIVIA
Cobb, Copenhagen; Sarshtod Esiher, Glover, Cape
Hayden; William, Hammond, Matsnsas.
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uMAJoR WORTH, who for several years
sustained with. great ability the command Of
the Corps of Cadets at West Point. has been
relieved by his own request. Captain Hitch
cock, who has been an assistant to Major
Worth. Is appointed his successor.
Gen. ScoTr, has been suspended from the
command of the Western Department Of the
United States Army and Gen. Atkinson ap-
pointed in his place.
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Masonic E~LEcTIoN.--On Wednesday eve
ning last, the Pawtucket Royal Arch Chapter
and Unioh Lodge made the r annual choice of
officers for the ensuing year, and never since
its establishment has there besn displayed a
more active spirit in masonic concerns. The
there on a similar occasion, were gathered to-
gether, showing that The opposition TO the
cause Of Speculative Free-Masonry had
not detracted one jot nor one title from the
feelings Of goodwill which have long bound
them in the ~fraternal bonds Of brotherhood,
but on the contrary, had elected more zeal,
and a determination to prove to the world that
the scandal with which they have been cloud
ed is not founded in truth, or persevered in for
the public good.
After the election Of officers, the brethren
proceeded TO the Hotel Of Mr.. Edwards, where
more than one hundred Masons sat down to a
repast, prepared in a style never excelled
there. Al the supper-table was shown that
spirit Of brotherly love aud good order, which
ever marks the conduct of the Chapter, and
has keyed the Roya! Arch so firmly as to defy
the strongest efforts Of its enemies to remove a
single stone, or mar the beauty and regularity
of its structure. There was no act that the
most fastidious could condemn-no loop on
which to hang an objection to their proceed
ings but all passed off with the utmost regu-
iarity and harmony.
~ The ronoval If tho cIofh n numher of
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MARRIED.

In East Greenwich, 10Th nit. by Rev Mr. lana, Col. Win
sur farnuiu, at Sniufeld, to Miss Hemoine U Taylor, u
Tire former place.
In Warwick, Mr. Horace King to Miss Cynthia P Stone,
both If that town MIR .Annah A D Smith 10 Hiss Phebe
stone, both OF scitualc.
In Newp ut, by Rev Mr. Choules, Mr. James Altman, to
Miss Clarissi l.nckraine.
La Newport, on Monday evening last, by Rev Me- Whea-
ton, Mr. Henry q Carpenter, of this town, to Miss Rachel w
Hall, third laughter VI Mr. George Hall, ofihe former place.
In smr, Kingsown, I'D ut. Mr. william Davis, to Miss
Elizabeth Aibro.
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THE TEA CAsE.--The Philadelphia papers
mention that the district Attorney applied for
a new trial in the case Of Mr.. Nicholl vs.. the
Marshal of Philadelphia, and was promptly re-
fused by Judge Washington. 1t is stated that
this case has been exceedingly profitable to
the government la~wyers-the District A,tor-
ney claiming fees on no less than 900 bills Of
indictment in Mr.. Nichols case alone!
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DIED.

In this town on Thursday morning last, Mrs Beisey Loud
wife Ut Mr. Zcnas Loud, In the 18th year OF his nge. Fune-
~. this afternoon ut O'Clock, from the vestfy " the inst
Baptist MoetIag House.
Ia pawtuxet, on Thursday afternoon, lanes Harris, Esl
in The 39th year OF his age. Funeral Tomorrow afternOoO,
Mt | o'clock, from hs late residence, where his relatives and
friends are respectfully requested TO attend without further
notice. The Masonic Socie,y will meet nj Harmony Lodge,
al O'Clock. ciolled with their appropriate badges, ff the
purpose u attending tie funeral.
In Johnston, on Thursday last, Mr. Joseph Dor, aged II
years
In Pawtuxet, 9Th ut. abby LiciIia, youngest daughter
Of Cala J,seph smith, aged 3 years and 5 months.
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PosT OFFIcE.-A Post Office has been es-
tablished at Rehoboth Village, near Rev. Mr..
Vernon meeting house, and John Weeden,
Esq. appointed Postmaster. 1t will be OPEN
ed The first of January. The direction should
be " Rehoboth Village Pos, Office 10 distin-
guish it from the office in the north part Of
the town, known as the Rehoboth Post Office.
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1.-THE TUX who has been recently trav-
cling through the Middle States, collecting
money to return to his native country, turns
out to be q very worthless fellow belonging to
the interior Of the State of New-York. He
has collected about $500 and appears to be
we'll satisfed with his business. He would be
a fit companion for Moses Sw arts.
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Sailed on Thursday. briggs Charles 4 Ellen. Bar.
ton, Brazils; New York, Thorp. Hayti; Hazard,
grounded on the fats, and had not got off last even
ing.
Yesterday, brig Mary Ann, Norris, Havana; schr
Messenger, Briggs, Phlladelphia; s!oop Superior, N
York.
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Washington has performed l06 trips between
New-York and Providence, from March TO
November, and traversed 22,26O miles. We
should like to see an estimate. of the number
Of passengers transported BY all the boats.
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0t NOTICE. Oh

A 8 numerals Complaints have of tRe been made ahuul
IA ~peddlinga aud selling foreign Lottery tickets with nj a
license--! think II a duty IN my turn To caution the public
against purchasing tickets 'aheI the d.gwing has bccn 10.
ceived la tOwn several lnirs. A cuse happened m this
town yesterday Ia gentleman purchased a t,cke, two ar
three hours afler the drawing was received, and ~ lie says,
ola /" heavy dealer "-of course he yet blank H..
la. .lf. l.. II. Bk D
Dec 3 No. !, Canal st
N u. I c~heerfuIIy state, Tint the ulove Is not intended to
aIude In the renotes degree 10 Mr.. Hiiitam Dinns|ord
Of tie " White Mice ," Office. l.. II. BRADFORD.
Dec 8
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pThe important case Of GRANT & Tow
SEND, against the Raymonds, for an infringe
ment of the patent for making hat bodies. has
been decided in favor of the plaintiffs. A re-
port of the decision will be found on our first
page,
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We should Judge from the tone Of the south
ern papers that there can now be no doubt
that the Tariff will be discussed by the present
Congress.
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otHon. JoHN G. WRIGHT is spoken Of IN
the Ohio papers, as a candidate for the SEN
ate Of the United States. in place Of Mr..
HAaRIsoN, Minister 10 Colombia.
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U-The steamboat BENZ. franklin, Captain
E 8. Bunker, arrived at this port at 7 O'Clock.
yesterday. We we're furnished with a copy Of
the Presidents Message by MI. Coleman,
Clerk Of the franklin.
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The trial Of Messrs. King, Whitney, Baron,
and others, in New-York, on the Morgan az
fair. has been postponed, from the absence Of
material witnesses.
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I " william H. Bigslow. Editor of the
Brooklyn (Con.) Gazette. has issued proposals
for publishing q new periodical work, entitled
"The Christian Guardian and Family VISIT
ant"
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VOLUME,
EARTHEN AND CHINA WA,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FUNUE Commissioners on The estate of DANIEL PAVE,
bas extended the time Of their Commission six months froin
~EeItemher 18th, 1873.
They will attend NJ the store Of STEPHESA ArLtr. S0th
Main street, on the last Monday al the time ahove In,enri,r,.
ed, to receive all claims which shall nj That time lie br,ueht
In. Az persons indebted " said estate are requested la make
immediate payment. STEPHEN A. APLIN,
GEO. BUCKLIN,
Dec 9 X. w. POTTER.
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0o-Mr. QUINCY, has been nominated for
reelection as Mayor Of Boston. The election
will take place on Monday next.
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ITThe cotton factory Of Mossrs. whipple
and wilbour, in Coventry. was slightly dam
aged by fire in Thursday last.
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PORT OF
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, December 8.
schr Mary, Baker I'm New York.
schr Emily, Phillips FIN Albany, with produce to
order.
Schr Clarissa. Hill, fn Norfolk, with corn to w
10 I'm.
s,oop Rising Sun, Croker from Baltimore, with
-four TO + s Church.
sloop Providencs, Bray I'm New York.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Waler-This Day 7h 35m. Sunday Oh J3m. Moniay
Oh 3Im. Tuesday, l0h. 29m.
IT spbtrsc,,rt u n,nates I'VE, the tine Of high vs'er :, Sswport-
.di,nx = hours and D MINUTES, gives ,hetine OF high water 81 Bostos
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VESSELS sPoK Z

VESSELS POKEN.
Oct 9th, of Copenhagen, ship Shylock, Somes fun Boston
for Cwnstadt
LIST Inst. on Georges, brig Galiego, Savage, fun Boston for
Gibraltar.
On Saturday last, oil Little Egg FIarbor, schr George and
Mary, hence for Charleston.
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sloop B d Jones, Peckham IN New York, with
cotton &c. r
Sloop lafayette, Winslow fm Albany.
sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
sloop Ranger, Corey fm Tiverton.
Sloop Mount MonaS, Martin, Warren.
Steam boat Connecticut, Tomllnson from New
York.
THURSDAY. December 4.
echr NEEDLE Not, Inslsy, fm Balsi~oss. with corn
10 8 Adams Jr.
Sloop Manila, Sturgis IN New Yosk, with -four
and provisions 10 J Munro, ane tar to J Gladding.
FRIDAY DecesEber 8.
schr James Bunill, Hall. 5 dc from Philadelphia,
with merchandise.
Sloop WIN II Allen, Pearce I'm Bristol.
Sloop Lucy Eneline, Sp,nk, Wexford.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
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iP-
''n. OR INDIGESTION. l H
yyHIs prevalent disorder, as Il exhibits itself In lie ewsom-
sry .ymplo,as VI want VI appetite, distressing hsiuiencies,
heart-bum. pain in The stomach. .es head ache, nausea, vomi.
Ing aud eostyenss., is nov found 10 yield ioihe tried efficacy VI
Ds. RELFE's VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
AND
ANTI>BILIOUS PILLS.
These two preparations. combined, e.a-'asie an emescioas
remedy for the Dyspepsis even after u has acquired The most
obstinate character, aud resis,ed every effort OF professional
kill When both medicines are administered In connection
according to piais and particular d1setio~s accompanying
III. Heestahs specific, uney tiswoayhly cleanse the aiin'eniaiy
canal Of that viscii u,ueus which Is the proAin,ste cause OF The
disorder, and a. a tonic and stinulanN they re'iore the healthy
action and energy Of the stomach, aud Strengthen The ~dehshtyisd
s,s EN-. The proPri' tor can also eonhdeaty recommend the
Eegetabie Sps .Ee q one VI the bs, remedies known for the
Sick Head .fehe. %
Price 80 cents each box.
P,eosred from The @iginai reeibe In MS. Of The late DR.
". 7. CoSwAr, Ivy his immediate successor, and the sole pro-
prietor, r. klDDEit, of whom il may he had Wholesale, (wiih
ell The other medicines prepared hy the bate Dr.. C.nwsyg al
his Counlins Room, over No. 81, Qmmeriy called NJ. 7)
Corner Of C.,Ht and Hinoverstrae,s, Boston and al retail, by
his special appointment, by JOSEPH BALCii, in. and J0hH
II. MASON x 90. Providence; DK. A. 4. MOORE, New
por snI In. J. WILLIAMS, Warren
. observe that hume ae genuine without the wrmtcn sigma,
ture of T. Kidd~s, on the oai,ide printed xsapprr.
~ A large diseoun, made to ,has who buy 10 sell ssria
Dec
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STEAM BOAT o

81 SHARES IN the Fulton Steam Boat Company ; 10 do
- IN tile Marine Insurance Co ~ do in the New England
Puciiic Bank, Pawlucket, for sale by
MARTIN sTODDARD,
Dec6 No. !, Market square.
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ARyIFxCIAL THBATRB
C~sssisting Of psrk. Of Art. Ingenuity, detiVay asd JNssie.
Mr.. REEFS
ID EsrEcrFULLY iniosn's si1 ishasttants I! Psovt
Theatre THIS EVENING, NJ MEcnANic's HALL, when
wiilb b exhsstsd a vsnsay VI sass.snssaas moral saa intef-
szting. F.s particulars sv hiA~ al tbe performance.
Dec ...W =.
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WANTED,

NOTICE.
INHE siheerihers having procured workmen ffun the
city Of New. York, well skilled IN the h~,.iu'-- NJ ~
ling Lei,ig, Crates, mr. ready to pay particular attention. tn
that branch ~ business. All orders hr atting CRATES ard
furnishing soap stone ~ Marble fronic fw the same, VIII
le executed In the New: orb style At shot n,see.
BOLLEs h PRICE.
NovD Tecks Wharf.
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Brig Globe, Perry, Cuba-Pearce X Bullock
Schr Eliza, Richmond, Baltimore
U l. sioop Superior, Child, New York