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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
By ~. p. Villa.

Hove 10 look on . .sne Ike this,
Ofa IL. AID osreles, Plsy,
And psr.uads n'y.eii that am MOI o'd
And ~, locks are sai YET grry.
For Il .liis the blood ~ an old mani heart.
And makes hs piise. ~,
Tseslch ,he lbrii! Of happy voice,
.Asd ihs iisht ola pleasant eye
7 have walk. 4 tb' world for f,w'eors yssrs,
And they 81, thnt ! rm old,
Tint my bear. isiipe for the rspsr, Death,
Amd ny yesrs are well nigh told.
n q sey z,e---ii !, very true
I'm old and hide ny tne'-
Du, my heart will Issp at {. 'eeos Ike tihr
And half renew my prime.
Fla, on. plsy On, 7 am with you there,
In the m,.lst 81 rnur merry iny;
I rsn feel the thrill ~ the daring JsmP,
And ID. rnsh ~ the mrable" sS'nx
I l1s~ with you in The frstrs'.l try,
Aud whoop the srnoibsred call,
AAd my feet clip up on The 'oedy floor,
And I care Doi for the iall.
4 sm willln, ia die when my time shali 'o'"s,
AsI I shall be gisi 10 g..
Fm III. ~ori.l al best 10, wcny Plare,
An sy rahs 10 getting low;
lJai ,be g,.ve !. ia X snI tiir heart Will lad
Ia tr, sdlig IL. slooIny way;
Ani II witt, my heart from i' dfcsrinsss,
70 see the young "gay.
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~ Hf"Tf r. - ...k L. ,soo
rnE RUSSIAN PEASANTS.
Music 10 loves n~s 'ansusse. itwnltsH
What ll,e ssaisa bp ssfnssu, ulissanee.
And lnsk'p.he ps'r ,ssn elequent ne 'I's r'sh,
And tho svowaI Of the r'slcarned ~ clear
Astilc pi,slwqphsrs.. II hath no rule
o. p,iifs o,ss 3 aDce 10 freeze up
Jiss lsfums fsrv9--a y likc the Wind,
BIss,isd ~ tho spisit Hs'stb, .nd IN tunes
wlass co,npss i ths measure of ihs hesrs.
Th~se nre ~ pnny stories of i,s power,
Ard an ID fi,esa %, tve, that a were hard
To fad oae new to y'ai. Il b tho snze
ewse, Injury forever, of n maid
Very disds,nf,ii, WHO. with naughty pride
Sliktaed her tower essele~iy, and ihsn,
Nv moonlight, or snne ,eaniifil ti'oe. he oAine,
Aud Of himself sing ,ouel'i,.~! and sic
ResaA ssd ~eJa, and 81 ihs siory cuds,
Az ali such stories do. ! inean Ia tell
Oos of Russian eir, that whom yc''ns,
Read and went over; hut 'hc mood is psh,
Ard yoa sha have the picture, and u night,
When y.sir sweet syos are f-''!sd, y'u can dream
Oas mat y much moso beautiful, ycn know,
BY thinking. as you 90 ." deep fine
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WEIR 70 rnE ,SsAHE nosrlrAL..


I've .prn the wreck of lovelic,t ihing'-i'vc wcpt
Ger youthful beauty ~ he' carly -l'r'ui!
All ,ssle, and cold, as wien iiie moon hath slept
in tic wlks foidinfs oia winty cloud.
I've seen the wreck of nobe- tlngs-Tve nr'hrn'd
O,cr fil.~n intpiipod, even ~ lHes y"'ing W ''m-
In " hoe deep glance the inIaortal spri snin'd
Most beghuy--wbat n vic,hn ior n to'hb
I,v. .ero the urock OF p,or!esi things ,gh'd
(,'.t np,tls<a snsiitls, Ia l'w prosifaiion laid
T'owsr- ih,, tie hast of ny,s hnd drfied,
Al lrr,n,deiiug dark boneath the IVY shade.
Gu, ,,lL there IL a scene Of deeper woe.
To wt,r, llJe soul never be Tesiznd
IRA t,onzy's triumph ie;lson's o,orhnw-
Ibe fuii'd s.ructure uf ile human mad.
oh, rss a sight NJ p,ralyzing dread,
To mark the ro.,ing Of man'ac's eye!
F,o.p w.i.>i The spark u iutelcci Hath fed -
The laugh co.vu'sive Or the quivering sigh
To .ee Ambition, with hi. moonlight helm,
Hi shield a si,aaov-and his sword a straw
The f,neiei Innnrch ofa pnverfnl realm,
Di~coursing nobly, and debating war;
To see pale b .aniy raise hrt dewy eye,
7,es her white if ir,s-and beckon things Of air,
Az n she held communion with the sky
And all she loved, and all she sought were there,
To list the warning of earthly sounds,
That wildly rise, like oe"-n's Distant swell
Or sp,riis SHIRE king Ger enchanted grounds!
To call dark magic from her magic cell.
Oh never. neyer, may such fate be mins--
I'D rather dwell in eartlI's rcmOest cave,
10 my spiri cany mg'h resign,
To him VIII, reason's e'ohss blessing give!
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(,-BOOTS g. SHOES. 40


II r. n. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure of inform
- ing his friends and the public that lie has taken the
adjoining store, No Isl Ia 1885, Washington Street, Boston,
directly oppste the Old South Church. for the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase for the
try retail trade, and hopes by constant uremtting atten
ton to all orders, 10 receive share Of public avors.
CONDITIONS.
Under 800 Cash,
Over 100 months
500 months.
Any article in his line, furnished at the shortest notice.
On HAND,
complete assortment of ladies' black white and Pearl
colored heel aud spring heel Slippers 'l
Misses and Chdren's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring slippers
Morocco KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pnrnps with good assortment of Chdren's red
yellow gcen blue and tea coored Bootecs and ace strap
Shoes.
Gentemens fine calf, horse hde and seal skin Boots.
ALSO. ..
Philadelphia Baltimore and NewYork Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining SKINS Cochnea, sciver all Of those
tcIes are warranted first rnte.
E. H. Il. requests those who wish to purchase, to call
and examine his Stock Ills fresh aud direct from the d
ferent manufactures. -
ceve the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20
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To AN UNfuRrUNATE BEAUTY.

Say, lovely maid with downcsisi eye
And cheek with silent souTv pale,
" i,ai gives thy belu the leDgtl,eUei sigh,
Thai hcaving tails a mourniul tale'
Thy tears, which thus cach other chase,
Bespesk a lreaS o'~rw helm'd with Voc;
Thy signs, = siofm which wrecks thy pcice,
Which spuls like thine should never know.
Oh tell me, doth some favor'd youth,
Too.ofien blsst, thy bean,ies slight;
Ard leave tho~e thmnes of love and truth,
Thai lip and sorom VI delight!
What uougi ~ other nympbs he hIss,
And fcigns the fond, inp,ssioned tear,
brsathss aII tile eioqnenee OF sighs
that, ueseli rous won Thy aitless carr
IIG. not lhose nymphs, Thy anguish move,
Fm whom his hear may seem 10 pine.
That lbar shall ne'er be ble-t by love,
whse yllf can ,f"tee spahs from Thine.
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ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.

a CHRISTMAS and New Years present-beauthnliy
orna,pented case, with numerous embellishments by the
hest artists containing the Presentation Plate, The Sisters,
Tue pace Lave Asleep The Glove, the Power of Love,
Copesu de Pase Hesitation, The Lady of Rubven, The
UnwcIcome Cues The shpweck, the Contented Captive,
WIsc mi, sstts o. single numbers Of ts Ensravnss L.
o''''""s "' W n0rcRENs / CORY,
Oct eS. No. 0, bisskst eusst.
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Fsm tss .smsrisss TrsrsitGr.

,rh., e.re--I know Il b. the sn,rs
Vim, ryupd the No 10 playing
Ard hv thai l,ok. so FREQ ffun Rrns,.
That from the eye is sirayinS;
And Nv ,s,st 18th, oppressive bro~,
yyl,sre s,iud 10 spsAklns evon now
H,v ,,ng. boy oneo hayo sd
And rszsI. when iifo was thetc,
kiy b.art wa, warn W ith Lave, ON that
R,,x Al fnor. 90 soti. 90 fsir,--
q nd ih,rueb not of tho hsifs Tint past,
or .un,,osr's q hour or wiatsr's tlast-
l.N- ,ten WAS younr. and hops was bright,
WIG h,ar, In, W mol 10 prit-ys,
NJ, d,enm.d moi All that siolay nixA
IVben 'ri,ne wu,ld psa reprieve;
x,-,,,. sd oot thai I,es,l,,s rsIen,ess d m
lyouId d,ink he Iit> blood efiI,e hcsrt.
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es- A VALUABLE MEDICINE, On

Recommended by objectionable and conchssics'
Testimonials.
VyyHE Proprietor confidently oeIs the public what
il perience has proved to be one Of the efhcaeious
compound 10 the Natera Medica Ter the Of that class
Of dangerous and nyeteste diseases produced
impure Of the blood acrmony Of the Lumou,
yiated habit OF body, and usually exhibiting themselves the
form. Of Seyc [a, Sah Rheu Lepro.y ST. Infhonys
fre Espu Sores Whae SusRigs, Foul and obsinate u
cars Legs aud Eyes, Sead Aead Scurvy YessaI
Taint, where Mercury has failed.
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--' - '- tfNrs.
SSalla slsA .s1.fi@s ssst.al.ta.

H"am esss s1o"rt~a esutT1a
f-sSsw fyeStss'estr, in Hbbi ian,pr.a -
: Wrw ss.t'.s " a',nl,'gpnsr oufs- "a
- WAksgrss Asfhs. 'kssfiip.sn ~.s,
Tho host her .len ps'h pursues,
AMI ssr hoe dsrt, the ls,twsrd sss,m.
Iruir ,nssn.af pa.t'sb shiJlng
r A.s .sl, perhaps. STh ssifhis~ kIesn.- . .---
e5fsT azhsf Tsasrer begnins
su>h visws,hs sea'baS had allure,
,ns bsedI>~ y ~ fsn~~fspvl~ss, ~ HR
- @xans ,ss;r eojs~s<ksn snss#s q 49, -
- MAO . sstktt~srsbs suAs 90" hrf nir.
:, .isiis .
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Boston, Now 29tI lg2G.
Thi, is to certify, thst have used Ps,cn celebrated Pile
Elecnnry and cured by the Of in week, after be-
ing afflicted more than twenty years. (signeD
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THOMAS C. HULL--BAKrR,

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
aE customers and the public generally, that
he continues TO carry on the Baking business.
in all its variety, at his old stand, No. I MIL
street, opposite the Canal Market-House,
where he can furnish his customers with every
kind Of hard and soft BREAD, and Of as good
quality as can be produced at any Bakery in
this town, or else whore. He acknowledges,
with gratitude all past favors and asks a con-
tinuance, so far as his ~exertions shall merit it.
~ 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 tho subscriber.
THOMAS 4. HULL.
Januarv 9
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DR.. CHAMBERS

Celebrated Remedy for ne FicnPerdNec.
YuyHE beneficial effects OF this celebrated Medicine, have
been made apparent in the restotaiion ct hlldred', "
not thousands OF the hahitgilly incorporate. Tho Medicine
has excited the attention NJ The philsntlropNt' 81 the co'iI-
try, hm elected the enconiums of almost every newsplpr
In the Union, and has even been the subject nfsegons, though
fuitles investigation ~ The Medical SDcicty Of the city ami
county VI Ncw-YOrk. Additional ptofs ~ is success Ia
this city are continually appearing, and scarcely \ maj NJ.
rivs~, whirb docs MT bring some new testimony of the ma
ssoectalie cnlracter, NJ IL complete and asionisbi 2 sue
CO.'S An wh1 ,e unforu litely addicted ~ thts destructive
hab,t. ought ., avail tbens ives OF this truly vail ,bls dlsrpy-
n The ar. qssnrei that " Il \ SAFE, sfFECTU ".
Ann sALufAaY REMEDY. u Il prepared only by
Or. James ". Han, and hr. \. ". fann'ng, success s tn
and a, the Medicinal Stprr 0f Dt. Hart, corner Of Broadwiy
ami C1Ia,nbcr -tre,, New York. The medicine y pIt up IN
ir,tet o,rtare,. sufficient CIR An individual c1sr, acnoinp1-
o,ei DrtI directions. and ran b. sent by mai Al orders,
enclo-ip1 the usual price, 5 dular, stage phil, WI 70
r-iyc i'm nrii,e attention.
NJ. n. None arc rrruins, unless sEnod by ja"E' w.
E.sr. y. D. g. \. Y. FAs,tSo.
- t.-h surely Il the pbtve ceishrstc' Neflcin. = y
80, 49,, g. 40 nv SAITH d PAKMBTrER,
"o,r.,,m = WV" Cairr rfcc.
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Starr or CossGcrIcUr, Desenber Term.

XK/HEREtS JoHN MILLS, oil Thompson, in sind
county, Executor of the Lust Nll and Testament
of Nathaniel Mills, deceased, brought his certain petiioI,
bearing date, December l4h, A. ID. 1874, ieturnah.e heiirt
said Court, setting forth, that me Eleahcr Bellows deceased,
formerly of Smthfield, IN the state Of Rhode isilIdj hNr-
cuted a Mortgage Deed, On the 30tli day OF November, 'bi:,
of part Off dwelling house, aud The lani5 Oh when II stand
situated in said Thompson, to secure the payment OF = Ger
tam note of hand of ISL Al cents, and the interest thereof
due, to said Nathaniel. And that said debt remains lnpnii,
and far exceeds the value of said premises, and praying stii
Court to limit some time beyond which The Heirs, tdmniki
traitors and Assigns of the said Eieazer, should no 'onge.
have right To redeem said mortgiged premises. which, Pc
tition, by legal removes, hath come IL this tetIn.-Nffrs'
by said Count, that notice Of the ~pandency Of This petition h'
published IN the Wiadhdm C0uqty I4dcf'titf", pIni"ilui ~
brooklyn, and Ia the Literary Caaet, %pablisiei At P'"vi
dence, three weeks successivei,, ut least three weeks ne
fore the session of this Court, in March nsyt. .iiftsi'
Eehrn,v :" 1t,rD Gttf. ak.
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TO THE UN ORDINATE

3MR RAWSON'S celebrated urothrit'c
~ 2alsam for the cure OF gonnorrh%,
elects. and seminal otkness. THIS elegant
Balsa, has he ,stonishing power of relieving
tho inflammation, and putting an end to The
virulent discharge in a few days, The aston
is!,ing medical powers OF the urethrit'c ba'sams
have been fairly tested for several years IN the
cure of hundreds. 1t IS a pure vegetable pro
dnction without a particle Of mercury. Inc
proprietor has thought proper to oii'r 1t IN TINS
more for the convenience of persons aIiicted
with Diseases Of this nature; as there are many
younr people, who, for fear Of exposure TO 4
medical man, viii have recourse 10 the DAN
rprous expcdicn; of prescribing for themselves,
and taking unfortunately pointed and pow
erfrl medicines to tho risk and injury OF their
constitution which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will IN a great measure obyiato MS
here will be nothing else necessary but the
strc Observance Of The rules and directions
laid down. Accompanying every bottle VIII
BIO found complete aud full directions for the
cnre of the disease, which is SD simpiitied that
M ncrson ran err Sold wholesale and re-
tail bv J. II. MASON E. Go. Broad-street
Providence. Price S3 per bottle.
Nov 10 ob
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PROVIDENCE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1925.

their execution, VAS not only cruel in the ex-
treme, but unjust and illegal But even, if
they were drafted for six months, and in leay-
ing the camp, subjected themselves to the PEN
alties Of dosertion, when it was known that
they acted under an erroneous impression,
they should have been spared by tho com-
handing General.
But mercy did not belong to him;-he turned
a deaf ear to their appeals-rcgardcd not their
applications. and consigned thom to a dishon-
ored grave, covered with %ignomrny and dis
grace When they were arrested. and informed
that they were acting contrary to the laws Of
:hc land. and tho regulations of thearny, they
were willing to return to their duty, and offer
ed to do so; but as blood was deemed ncces-
sary 10 appeaso the ire of the, commanding
General, he demanded their execution. Wheth-
er Harris and his associates wero wrong or
not, it is in evidence, that they conducted
themselves with perfect proprie'y-weic not
at all mutinous or %riotous, but left tho camp
peaceably, and fearlessly, believing whatthoy
had bean told by their officers. that they were
drafted for three months only.
We recommend the case Of Harris and his
associates, TO tho attentive consideration of
the militia men Of the country: and would
ask them, if they will support a man for the
first Office in the nation, who treats the Nj
LIrIA of the country, as if they were mere
bru, $ Of creation, subject TO his caprice, and
liable TO be cut of from existence al any nc
ment, to please ";7 whims and h fancy.
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,NrEL.iGENCE OFFICE

aYtE subscriber has AIKEN an oitice at NO
;3l North Nam street, for the purpose
of establishing a general Intelligence Office IN
his . VI, sunlar Establishments have been
urodurrc of g,ying early information to all
hose tesrnus Of obtaining places of employ
lnsnt IN al tho popllous cities aud towns IN
IN, United States and no liattcrs himself that
by proper attention to the business he shall
receive tie patronage ofthc inhabitants in this
.own and us vicinity
A situ,tion as Bar kee er, IS wanted by a
Young man, who IS capable every way qualiti-
ed. and can give the best of apply
a. above. 'oNAH hoonH
ian % ii
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%EW 800 .,

an No. J, CA~NAL-srREET.
SMALLEY, has just received at his
q Clothing Establishment, u prime assert
mem Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
BroGdcloihs and Cassineres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duff
fills, kerseys, Flaids, Canblets, Bookings, &c
sc.
On hand An extensive assortment cf Ready
Made Clothing, Of every description, made in
he best aud most durable manner; and in the
Ites' style, which will be sold for cash, al
laices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
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FRUIT TREES.
, STEPHEN F. MILLS & CO

AE.yA 1EPtES r. MILLS q w
.lfSg ,iate Prince + Miils,) have to'
JSSF sale at their old American Nursery.
s- Flushing Landing. near New-YorS.
a large assortment OF the most approved
American and European SORTS of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plan, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Q iincc Trees, Sc. The selections
of the varieties and additions are of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment Of Forest Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs&c.; Peach 7rees-a large
assortment of Peach Trees, Of vigorous
~growtis, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated o. 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
lef or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, r. I. (~here catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended TO.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Agent.
October ~ II
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COMMISSIONERS, uOTICE.

WYE, the subscribers, having been appointed by Tie
Honorable Court of Probate ot the town II fn'!er,
Commissioners, to receive, examine AID allow the rluii' oil
the creditors against the Estate of JOSEPH HANcHLsiE8,
late ofslld Foster, deceased, represented in'olve Vt -"!t 'N
months from the IN day Ut January, 1873; are Gln'''' D
sad Court, for that purpose.
Notice ID therefore hereby given I, The Creditors 'f ''i
Estate, i, bring IN and prove their respe tive tiainS - el'''i
nj ma. within said time, agreeable o. ttv--md ina we F'i
attend az the ian n = iteinel i',Stri, IN sad Foster. lr
the m day Of July mex, To cyln'le mi decide 1n st'
Slitp3. DANIEL tD'f Nto, b.
JOHN AUSTIN, IGn"t'
BENJAMIN HjPKlE.,
All persons indebted to sad Estate, ae hereby reqie' 'l
To make Immediate payment to
EPIiRAIM PHILLIPS, A~tnintrdt0..
Foster, January 3, 1873. 'ai' 5''l
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HttistEs
a Il Court Of PUblie, hidden within ani too The town
Of Providence, N the 9TH hay Of Fcbrulry, Nd. IS :.
An instrument, pirrorting to be the iai wii anu ~
ment of DANIEL PAINE, is presjntel TO tbs Court for Pro.
hate. ORDERED, That the consideration theresa be refeife
70 Monday, the 18th IA, pf Febniuy Instant, nj 5 otlGH'
p. M.-ead TIM, previous notice be given (by publishing thi'
Order three several times in the Literary Cadet u al per
cons interested, IN appear at that time, and be heard.
true copgt VtEess,
Fab q NAru ~ ". lCN<nN C'crt.
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Office.

NOTICE.
~ EPAN KEECii, Of Providence, in the count .
&/ Providence, Trader, hs4 assigned hs properly To tr
subscribers, for the benefit OF MS creditors, wno ae ,cl'esi
cd to rrc,crt their cl,im, md demands against said Aoe,'l
II the subscribe rs, within tire In'IthS lrJn the IHe hereof
and 10 discharge The sii Keoch thsrefr'm a., by tue terms
nf said assignment, a preference Is given 10 such creditors A
s1aIl 50 pe sent tEeil CHAINS and ~dscliirgc aim trnn utc
anne. An persons indebted to said Keech, are rtIiesieii -
HARVEY ROBiNSOs,
A KEECti,
.3ssfgase,.
FOR SALE-The entire stock of Groceries now ~ the
Store lately occupied by aid Ieplnali Keech, ut the Iiht'
u" HARVEY OBJ DN
ASNEl, KEECI,
r.,,, ' nees.
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srArE OF CosyrorIour, ,aJfqp yocs' Ja". 'r@
KI.Jia,y r,apta. ~, 1875.
y tho petition of JONI hASDY, d lillhnppi,' ~ 81
cm,ntv' before said Court, setting forth that iAnEL,,
the wife of the said John Handy, did, nrro thil three yen
before the date % said petition, wiiiuhy desert the sNld ,e
tuioner, and hath ever since refused To live and coiiablt win
him and praying sai Court u grant him A bl OF Dlvoftt
from the said Pamela. Ordered, that the peIliency ot saul
Petition be notified, by publication IN Two hlfiereht new
ners six weeks siccessively, Immediately after the rising OF
said Court. attest, DAVID y. BOLLfS, Lte.t'
Eahu,,rv > CIV.
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LOOKING GLASSES.
CHARLES + LEGGETT,

GLASS MANUFAcTURER,
No. %, North Main Street,
~ONTINUES to manufacture Glasses OF
Il al! descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which arc offered at wholesale and retail, at
such prices as to render 1t an object TO Pur-
chascrs, to buy at the Mandatory
An kinds of Framing and repairing done
with neatness and dispatch. Country Mer-
chants supplied on liberal terms and long cred
it.
Cold 10, e for sale as above. IF nov24
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-13
e1SuToNIBLE DRESSING ROOM.

yHyuE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has taken room No. 3d.
Wes,mins,sr-s,. a few doors west OF the Ar
cade, aud at the corner Of orange-sircei'whorc
no viii be happy 10 wait on those who may
favor him with their patronage; and hopes by
assiduiiy and attention TO business 10 merit a
share of the patronage Of the public.
H,tr cut, razora honcd and act on the most
acrommod It ng terms; and All orders exocn'co
w,tnoui delay. ALbEhi o"IHi'
roy 10 gm