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sU&sGRIP'T4U1,
fOR l.IPORILNJ; GR.3PE VLGE ROJlYS III
NER. ALPHONSE LOUHAT

FRANCE, at a rrocypc price, and encouraging ttr
introduction Of tt0t CulirTc IN Ike UiteI States
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~ ib0!NlA 1T superior court Of chaucerv ho,hr,,
at the former caVito the city of Will;arrb, -:
the hitcsn'h day OF ly, u1e nlusaad, eight hund,fd
and twenty five:
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Ed. CaRrSTIAN, c. c;
C6WMIssIoNHh A1nEnsov's oFr1cE,

W IITTdTHsDUTgl IETh Sfpt. 1873.
ihavt appointed the thirteenth day Of November nexr
10 e"ecte me foregoing orders ~ cuUrt, which day by
nne o'clock, the parties concerned are reru,r 10
attend at my odce, With TIER boskc pa pc I'd testimony
with coTes OF The count papers and with this original order
Sept II TO. ANDERSON Com,
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againa

me same Defendants,
On moon Of The plaintiff in lie 6Ts suit Ire is termIf
ted TO reply generally, 80 the Of the defendant!
ana tie case Of Heth Sheppard On. coming on to In.
HTd on the bill, answer and exhibit, was arg ed b.
coursr consideration whereof occur, doth
odeT ana decree, that these causes BE consolidated and
r'cccrea IN as one and tie court Goth furtIet
decree and ORDER that the plaintiffs in these causes ana
all other creditors vino Shall in ard aeYeu To conr.j
Oue raeahy 10 tee payment Of the rbs suit he
rerWIite1 10 Prove their claims before the commissioner
Mhp ShdA cake ihe aCccunt IN the " Wicker acaus
k"mtt' Copies Teste,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-26

At Matanzas. Is, inst briggs james, Cole, fr War.
rem, disc; WIN Henry, Cole, Of do unc; Altoona,
Mathcwson, hence, just arr. Sailed schr Curlew,
for Mobile.
At Turks Island, 4h inst brig Pocahontas, Brown
Of this port, loading.
The sloop Speed, Rose, for Newport, Taunton
and Fall River, was up at Philadelphia, l9h.
The brig Sail and Hope, Brown, of this port,
which put into Charleston in distress, has been con.
demncd as unseaworthy
Arr at Charleston, 18th, ship Eagle, ~ days from
ST Ubes. LcRbrg aiah Lee. M'Konzic, Of this
port Just arr from Hull-quar antincd for II days.
Arr at New Orleans. Both, bsrque Essex, Clifford,
from Bristol Entered 3Ist brig Dolly, Martin, fr
Havana. At English Turn, 29th, brigs Omar, Stud
ley, hence, Pomona, Newton, Of Newport from Phil
adclphia. In the River, 3D. brig Arab, Rairdop, I'm
this port, 16 DIS.
The brig Mobile, Dickinson, from Mobile for
York. went ashore Saturday night at Barnegat
and bilged. Passengers and crew saved. Part Of
the cargo was expected to be saved.
Up at Baltimore 10th, si'op Edward, Smith, for
this port.
Brig Samuel. Smith, of Newbern, from Point
Petre, for New York, went ashore Sunday last IN
the gale, 10 miles Of Sandy Hook. Vessel expect
ed 10 be lost. One drowned.
No Am vessels at Palermo, Feb z.
Sailed from Saco, schr Combine, for this port.
Sailed from Portsmouth, Flash, for this port.
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FROM cur coRREsPoNpENTs.

bRlSl lOL, Aprl Il.
Arr this morning, brig Gov Hopkins, Lincoln, IL
DAYS from Havana, with moasses, to B Norris. John
Wardwell and Byron Diman. Left, ships Anne.
from st Thomas, disc; James Maury, Woodbury.,
cid for Boston; briggs Baltic, Lite6old, Of Newport,
waiting freight; Ann Gadsden, Barker, do do; Mary
Northam, o do for New York, next day; Packet,
Tyler of Providence from Marseilles, disc; Charles
Ellen, Brownell, Of and for Providence, do; Miles
Standish, Talbot for do next day; Globe, Macy, do
do 6; Antelope, Vinson, do 4; Fame, Bigley, do 3;
schr Calban. Bowen. do 2.
Yesterday, sloop Essex, Gladiing, 81 days from St
Barts with rum, sugar and specie, to Gershom Burr
Left, ship LucIus Francisco, from Savannah, disc;
briggs Gold Hunter, Spencer, do Cuba, Ho,chksson,
do; Charles, Fnsbie, loading; John James, Munro,
unc; Gen M'Comb, Hunter, do, William, Cart
wright, from Savannah disc. schrs Pioneer, Gray fr
Alexandria do; James & Stacy, Nickerson, from
Georgetown, do, Rebecca, Stcedman, do; Hope,
Irish, do George aud Mary, disc; Hopkins, Sea-
ward, waiting cargo; Betscy, Tulock. disc; Rufus,
Burrill, loading. The brig Olive Branch, lIatha-
wav, of Bristol sailed for Mobile, LIST INST. Several
Buenos Ayrcan prvateers had been laying OFF the
harbor for number Of days previous to Capt G's
sailing. The Essex has experienced acontinual sue
cession Of gales throughout tbs passage but received
no mnteral injury.
[Offce ofthc Star,l
WARREN, April %.
Arr brig Zephyr, Barton, 20 days from Havana,
with molasses, sugar and coffee, 10 VIM Collins y
Co and the master. Left ID inst schr Rambler,
Bennett, for Providence.
Schr Wm Barker, Freeman, from Gardiner.
Sloop George and Mary, Mason, from New York,
with flour and corn TO Simmons Cole.
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surees sa. down. The eye Of Mr.. Stevenson

Burges sat down. The eye Of Mr.. Stevenson
falling on Mr.. Martin, OF s. c. one of the COM
mittee on manufactures, the floor was given TO
him. Mr.. M. however, only rose to announce
his intention to speak tomorrow. Mr.. Dan
iel, Of Kentucky followed, and attempted a
reply to some passages OF Mr.. Burgess speech.
Mr.. Daniel, never very choice of words, was
more barbarous than usual in his treatment Of
the Kings English He was foil for Burgess.
He came out like clown, in awkward bur-
lesque of the foats Of the principal performer.
In proving Mr.. Burgess to be federalist, he
had occasion to read an extract from one of
Mr. BIS old Fourth of July Orations, delivered
during Mr.. Jellerson's administration. Worse
reading and pronunciation were never heard.
He stumbled along. however, till he got to
the word, "APocALYPsE." This word was
entirely beyond his learning, and it seemed TO
form an nsuperabe check TO his further pro-
gress General Smyth, OF Virginia, it is said,
kindly offered his aid to the reader; but, after
repeated attempts to pronounce the word, he
at length brought out something very far from
the word, and went on amidst tumult of
laughter from the house and galleries. His
rough manner and appearance, particularly his
coarse abuse, reminded every ono of what Mr..
Burgess had just said Of "bears," alluding no
doubt to the honorable gentleman. "You
may domestcate them, (said Mr.. b. feed
them on hog and hominey, and even put them
in pantaloons, but they arc bears still.
.adp,
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REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.

u S!H Medicine now u'i'rd 10 the Public is o:e which
y Ia" hTI iily subjected Ia The inf ihe Of exps
tdcn; and ~ every Instance where has been furry tried,
II las ls'n WcIind With tip rhst complete ia
some u in2 Ct-' ie puicl@ lad been llhorng under
disease r y"1r and dng TINT period had received the
best hl'i 'iy1 Nrc anl had undergone painful
glh op'"H"n, without psun'ncnt advantage II n ne
tbhe tir.c us'lllly HrearD offered a certain cure fr
long 'ahu!ut 81 dsva.cs, hni tSs all ctrd with this
phlh, 1T which alone IL rrconmend"d. may rely With
c'nd'"cc anon ot1ing rcIie even ia wort ,riss ia
shnt time and tl" tr nalyeS the best iies Of tlra
nni uc" If uc I3mt IS. Price ~ ccuts per box, win
airC"IS sgn'd hy ie prop itr. Prepared and sold
IiEN(f GONNISii'S nl;g and chemical stove, Ih.,adct
phia. $50, new supply ji.t received, for sle by
Dr. q. II. riI.LINGIiAST.
No :, south Main s;rtt sign OF Tie Golden Mortar Prnf.
denc", Il. l. tnlSew. Arrii 3.
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DuNFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
EVE WATER

FHNiis s'e and powerful wash for iaaamed EycA,
L STUDS ric incnt ana ng The multitude Of ordinary
prcplrdios tm Ills puipre. The obstinate IA tho
Eat slight nii iiEr,lio' Il that delicate crsan yield s
highly approved Ey' Water, which will h7aceand rertors
fu tone % the diseased pas or eyes the effect
h hsly s1luary. In cegs OF ycan standing, the
expected c has b.Cn received, attol other applications II
iriirr cheney ad iivt Bt4tae s. soreness, and 9TH
cr c"nn'ou Of the Eye. preceding from colls have been
permanently r'n rci. Those who pronounce il to be
TIE hes preparation for t. complaint they met with,
~rrily ia CtiGia Of -.ceys and nhainat!cfi.-
Prise - ccHts g"r j.it'e.
AL'o-lic celebrated @l9b-.LE Tooii 7eie Pills, which
give q" HriJi" r,itf wlut the ead injury the Teeth,
bG u'll ihBw j." tii o'e OF the best edes known
II iii' p1ni' con. .'tai. "Ire 80 cents box.
i.r'c.ar.l ana sii Wa,e3lc, by II. klDDER, rrchrk
"iH 81 the - tgR rDt n jdC, Curiihg Ho-,n iu Cham-
ESS oyer so o, Conyr DDt aEd an1vcr streets and NJ
rl Ivy hiS sccil appointment, together with all tho ts
d',r 4 MtclcS ot t.c Cu,Wy 'clciGe)h by tho following
p.'.sIisL', VIZ. JOSEPH BAL,Il Jr. aud
JOIN a.. MASON x Co
~ rye, none IRE genuine liu1 The written ignatups
"f /. hH1os.., Cn lEe or'so!e printed wrapper
l',G' j'c flJ i' tlJ,y Wa hug 20 re-. again,
.kri q.
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REMOVAL.

- BtFTEt, ils ranlayol ~ Christi Hill. No, lA2,
30 High ".t and is this day opening nulnitr of ,ssi
Ji new 'u'tS, among which are
6r1,lClrtI, tlssnirrcs ri lnnc IrfJ Pnrkings, silk,
'aauta, uvrauk, silk Nrl-rt and Marseirs Neslings
ff.I cud y Gn"s'i" fhcc,iur- md Ghungs; talic1s,
E. s' ai Domestic 1nsmnS Stripes, Checks; Can.brc,
swiss aHd Book Nus.ns; !illln Grapes Flag and Ban.
dl'nl 1n,s"rl.s; cont stt and vest But ,rs; sovna
six AMI Nw piS aud Needles; aud linen 'rhr,adi
sla luI trhhr Nclvtts; bang up Cords; Suspeiders.
New-Nu,k mldc u rs, che %.
Oa lF7d-tots, Phntinns, NcS.s, Top Coats, Prp&s>
shot Jlelos c11ia!,f AM plaid Clooks, and Box Coats
y D. Garments Gu; and miio to order, and warranted n
tit, OF no sale. February l6.
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NEW GOODS,

-4NV'
a SMAbLEY, has just received at his
u Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
mcnt of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths aud Cassmorcs; vesiings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duff
Ills, kersoys, plaids, Camblcls, Bookings, &c
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing Of every description, made iu
the best and most durajlc manner: and in tho
latest style. which viii DO 7old for cash, ~
prices that cannot ta.l To sDt customers.
October J
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IR. hIDpER:'
TIE ojgrat letter may be at the C0,ntiag Rasa
of TIE Pr0pTi5'cr. .!
lJ1l,e Puproor Of lhs Medicine, recommends WIN
tIo fullest rnitnce, rs unc ot the valuable reu~ds
lct scv tnr in cure otte p1inf and dsbliating
pii! % u'' Piles Ne deems il unnecessary publish any
teT IN N the '9 gong testimonial in favor This remedy
- nrc pu.ci! answered the purpose for which II ins
ended tl1n any other IN cCninSr and aI;ris
fHdc ami pCy"dICNt reef, both fm the disorder tsaf 4
accompanying mptoms of pain tic rns vertigo bosd
hc los o rpl2ite, iGeson and other nafss of debility.
ne remedy quic innocent, and may bc administered Ia
M ages aud hn Ian and umpie Direr,io~s with
description Of The complaint accompany each Irckage which
consists ot ro LoTcs, containing Ointment. and the
other an EiectHdry-frice ~ Cor hah nftcs, " b 70
cents where but one only Is wanted.
- Prepared and sold wholesale together with tho Ces
roy bedeinc,"b by the ,oie Proprietor T. KIDDER, nj ~
Counting Ro"m over No.70 corner of Count and nnnovs
STREETS aud r'iled by his special appointment hy tic 4,
lowing Druggists. j. BALch anil JoBs II. mason 40
Providence, X. I. Fsbn,,,r o
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PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, SC.

PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, sc. ..
NARf aud ground white Lead Of the first quality,
Ev Ncrdcgrisc, dry and ground IN Oh,
Paris white and whiting, by the clsk, or nj retail,
French and American yellow, Lampblack,
Venetian and red Lead, Spanish Brown,
lcgtharge, Umbcr, Chrome Yellow,
French Green, Ncrmlon, PrIsian Blue,
Paint Brushes of all Sizes Copal and Japan Namish Lin
seed OIL raw and boiled,
Spirits Turpcntine, Window Glass of al; sizes,
White Lead IN Kegs, first and ID qualify
Tie above Pants offered for sale wholesale retail
Tie subscribers wish 10 their thanks to their Gus
TONERS, and solicit continuance their layor assuring
them tt their Stock shall bc of the rs quality, and their
prices as low as good stock can be bought in this town
y. n. j. CLARKE,
April 2m2aw Central street.
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MARRIED..

In this Thursday evening last by Rev. Mr.. Picker
ias Mr. Albert r. Remington to Miss Eliza Reed, both of Paw
tuxot
Yeerday, by Rev. Mr.. Seaman, Mr.. Samuel Longlty of
New-yok 10 Miss Ly da A. Fhke, of this own-Mr Cyrus H.
Benedict (N W 10 Miss Mary S. Fiske, of Providence.
In Ira Vermont on the 7h instant, Christopher Spencer,
Esq of Warwick Sarah c. Spencer Of the former place
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UMTRlES REMEDY FOR THE pr. M6.

J5.N"b C.9SE OF II CURE..C1
"BosroS, NOVEMBER 24tiI.
(,t lR,ilc Pie Ointment aud Eectu,ry lately had N
yun has ll'i an excellent cflic have been troubled
fl Ncirs with the Piles, aud iryc found any renedy
trt wul'd compare with yours. The lte attack was q
we're one, Mt tho relief aln immediate. take grcsl
pleasure N cnn ricitg this ~ yoi, for the benefit Of an5
wio nay he suffering under 50 PAINFUL. distase
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OLNEY PLACE.

'UNlE Rev. Mr.. ALDEN accommodate FIVE six
young gentlemen ut his establishment in addition 10 his
present number, young ladies' received An the
elementary and higher branches taught, preparatory Ell
ter To the counting room, any class in unversi-
ties This establishment Iii is deemed) well known,
To require any mention OF the pesanness of its situation,
OF its advantages for intellectual and moral mprov
Terms as heretofore, for hoard and tuion S6O per
mum, $40 per quarter Additional charges of 80 per qr
for Spanish and about SO for French. Books anu Stanna
ry, furnished at wholesale prices. Day scholars received fur
SO per quarter. The next term commences on the fst
Monday of May ensuing. 81 April -
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

AEylLL be Sold nj Public Auction the Isl day az MAJ
w next, at u o'clock ~ The premises f MOI previous
" soil at private saehe Of III. late Capt Shaw.
Said Estate pleasantly situated Gcoge sect and eensss
Of two dwelling house, and lot 80 by 100 feet Fec
further particulars enquire the subscriber, No. 80 6osA
Water Street JAMES SHAW,
Anril 10 H.
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AppnrNrlcr ,rANrrn

a Aplrcnlcc 10 the Painting business is wasted. A
N lad from III 10 u years of ncr, would In prcerel
One wo would bc dispSel 10 promote his employers H.
cfess, aud be Industrious, and correct In his habits viii nd
an advantageous situation, ,ppIr,n Ia this office os 10
BRADFORD HODGES,
. No. ~ WeybsSet- street
WHO " vs. FOR SALE,
general assortment of Paints aud OIL wlrh will he sold
gd terms can be obtained nj any store IN Rhode
lshnl Apilg
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MOSES BAKERS

COURFLANDr-S rREEr, NENAORK.
2U ASTERS Of Eastern vessels aud purchasers Of Eicad
AVH sill'ts generally informed that the Albany 1w
Boats, and large ncr of Albany Slonps, viii hencpif
wrri discharge Their IN lnn, ni the waip IL uses
lately erected and north of Cunllplt Street in tie CITY
Oi New'i York, where every ttcy VIII bo offered by Canal
nes aud other hnuau Connncrri rs tni.,ln,cnts. fpr
the tsnaeton Of al business relating the Western Country
the s,le Of Wc,tcm Podlcc, Domestic M,auiac.lr, sc
Sc.
New York. February lf. mi
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PROPOSALS.

HxVpR Publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
n Of the Greek Revolution, from its coincncen a.
January, isls by SAMUEL g. HOWE, N. ID. Surgeon
In the Greek service.
TrRms--t viii bc published in an octave volume, of
about four hund ed pages neatly printed on good prr-
Prlce Ia subscribers, 81 80.
Subscriptions for the work, viii be- received by Thomas
A. Webb, VI. ID. Martin RnbinS,n, \. X Bcckwtii, Blew.
81 WlcoN lInichons Cory, rruvpen,c-J. M'irthco
Pawtuckct, and by tic pfncp, BooksoIlers hrtglma III
Inncd states. U march 10
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LOST

nN Saturday last round Hair Comb, of tortoise she'll II
" belong. little girl, who values particularly pres
en The finder shall receive the thanks (,nd reward il rcu
e from he owner, on leaving al this office. April %:
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

Slh inst lat 20 long so, ship Aspassia, Bennett, Of
Bristol, II DIS fr New Orleans, for Liverpool
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SCHOOL. Foa YoUWG LADIES.

AH MOVES, continues TO instruct Young Ladies' in
I'VE the following branches of Education, viz:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram.
mar, Geography Use o! Globes, Rhetoric, Compscn His
tory, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, AMI Chemistry.
lrce o tuon IN any o the above branches, s. per qr
Music on Piano, one lesson per week, 6
Two lessons per week, ~
n. B Instruction in Msc nt any time except the rcgu
arschool hours. 3wlaw April IL
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High Water, this day 5h 45m-Sunday Oh 33m
MONDAY III 22mTuesday Sh l5m.

gives the time OF high water AT Newport
edn. and minutes, gives time OF hsh water al Booa
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REMOVAL.

NIO Y NL.
"ARr DAWLEY, Merchant Tailors, respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they have
removed from No. Cranon trcot, 10 No. 75 Wcsmin
ser street. where they will he happy 10 Wait m who may
favor them with their custom.
THEY KEEr coSsrANrY or HAND, n general assortment
Of BroldcoS, Cassimcrcs, NeSngs, Sc They viii make
garments IN the ncates manner and a the shortest notice
~ Particular attention paid to cutting. march 36
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RENiOV AL.

EhS. TEW has removed Ia No o., Westminster street
7S 10 the store recently occupied by Mrs Scalcr where
she Will still Keep hand, elegant assortment Of Mcba-
al fancy goods, together with splendid variety Of arti
fcEl owcrs ut her manufacture She will be- happy 10
supply her customers Of Providence, and the Deghbong
towns a wholesale and retail. ~
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. .
n Saturday, May 10Th nj IL O'Clock NJ the prens.
" the valuable Real Estate owned by Susan PGadnek,
situated IN isnes street. bounding said street 100 fe
tehdng blck = feet, and being about 20 feet length IA
nnr On the prenlises Is handsome two story DwelNrf
House in complete repair, being nearly For hinhsS
pacua's anu conditions Of sale, app at TIC Auction Roo
Map %. '.f ~
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NEW GOODS,

NEsrINGs, of almost every escnption,-nmong which
black silk, Marseilles, Toinot Valencia, sc. Sc
Suspenders OF all kinds stocks hhdkfs in great variety
drllngs of all kinds faor's trimmings very good
sortmcnt and likewise, fine lot of READY MADE cLorH
ISG all Of which they will sell ow for cash approved
credit
T.. e. e. II. WELLS would inofm their customers and
the public generally, that they have purchased OF Mr. James
J. Wilson, of New York, Patentee, RUE for cutting
garments entire system, by which cloth be
cut without the possibility of making misft. The above
rule has been taken by most of the principal Merchant Tat
ors IN the United States within few months, certiiicaes
from whom will he shown by calling the subscribers.
T.. &. & 4. W. would inform the trade that they can
supply them with the above rule on advantageous terms.
April - 3w
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REAL ESTATE.

RII.fL ESI.4TE,
On ihe 20'h May at ii O'Clock, A. NJ the Peinkss
TIE valuable REAL Estate, belonging TO tire heirs e
Col jeremiah Oney, consisting OF rs Hosa Lots, ssuasd
On fawiucket Last Turnpike, near Olney's Lano
ALSO,
On" LII cf meadow land, Containing aores and ~ no
adJoring, " cs,cfy said House Iots.
ALSO,
oLa Lot, containing 1 acres aud l6 rods, with q ham
Thereon, standing IN the oi the ft mentioned lot whh
never failing spring. of water and fountain erected tsrs
on WIN an act OF incorporation, passed May session. 1893,
protecting 10 Tie sad jeremiah O.ney and his heirs and
sgs The right and exclusive said waters, with righd Of
laying logs, and penalty foGsrrbng said logs Sc. Rsess
cnee To the sd srnts OF Incorporation mud plat of tho above
described pemtN Gny be examined by calling us C0ul
uns Room at NJ. Sioddd. Conditions made known az ths
Inc ol ana place OF sale. April
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CANDLES.
- Boxes Spcrm Candies, landing from sloop Canton
q Crape, and for sale by BJ. IALLETr.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY MARTIN sTODDARD.

:. NOTICE.
The sale Of Hea Estate adyetked by the subscriber sta-
ated IN Hewes st~s postponed ill May l0ti at tie saac
Time aud plase. scc Adyetsement)
April - NJ. srODDARD, Auoe.
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ATTENTION.

TENllE members of the first Company of Militia here
a by notified 10 appear at the Alarm Post of the Firs
Light Infantry, Monday, the 2eth inst at half past o.
clock p NJ for the selection of officers for the year ensuing
BY order HENRY l.. BURR, captain.
April %