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A FAIR CHANCE.

For a Practical FdraCr, or a gentlemen retiring from
business, and wrhiHg It kraitty country residence, good
SocieiH, Hai a PHEASANT .3aIicH.
U.V1R Sao or TO lot, and possession given on the LIST of
n Aprl--A valuable FARM, pleasantly situated, in the
town uf Wrcuham, state Of Massachusetts,, ON the Norc,x
Ter Pot Ro7d, about inli way between Boston and irovi-
dencc-knuwn fgni'siy rs tie Lewis Whiting Farm. SAID
Farm u well appuliuiel with me rinw, tlllrc, pastutc,
moving AMI wood I1ud: Win extensive Old and yUing
OCEuds, Ui nearly every variety of Apple Trees.
The place u wei waicfri " nh living springs and running
w,icf-and hrs kept - head Of cattle the yclr through
The Buildings ate neatly new, wed built, ofthe boi mate.
rills, md well finished ~ modern style. Il lu twp wells
III lic very best winter, one VI which Is in The house.
Tie Buildings cnlitst " mn elegant two story hOic, ahcu;
20 by 81 feet, with an l., nr kitchen; a wood house building
OF sllnc length ~ house., on one end a dancing hall build
ing, two stotHs high, 40 feet by -, web finished. n, the
other cnd nf the hnise n blm about 81 by 3!t" wai aN
Il or shed, both two stories high with good com luiaf 80
ulicr Ur buildings.
M OF which me now occupied % I Tavern. p4rol O.,
TRAVELLERS HoNg-ii lnrr . ..I ..sd -urd. .jl.
s''i dt ti' ,unrNnl az two i. . .h.I way ltac,n
Ntr'riun lld Ffepki. ....- fII.a.
IIUie VII bc g.. .'....| I# farm. Tom 10 10 $50
acus ufl1ad rft I. M
tg ~. .T t.. MT IH place, plrrsr apply a.
NifHr.H n ef .r .. U. premises, W to Nr. frRvY
v UtffN.. nI. .H. .. ur ~ Cart1in JAars FosrEa,
NHs.u. Ansvs IO.rrs, s n. II. FostER.
IH ~rc'ir I'd terms, apply 10 the subscriber, AZ hi
80. NJ hrad stfctt, Wet side, Providence.
|'.ury 70, SAMUEL WARNrR.
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Port of Boston. Feb. IL.

IOTt VI OOStOU, FGO. ISs
Cid Ann, Hardy, st Thomas, Carib. Nickorson,
Honduras; George. 1haxtcr, New Orleans; schr
All Chance, Russell, Liberia.
18th, arr Madeira Packet, Allen, from st Mich
aels.
CID James, Barker, Halifax.
18th, arr ship Amethyst, Howes, from Liverpool.
Lett Dee 20. Sailei IN Co. With ships Leeds, and
Superior, Tor New York.
Brig Adeline, Harding from Amsterdam; Elenora,
Child, New Orleans; st Pierre, Hopkins, st Pierrcs;
Sebago, Woodbury., Havana; Dido, Copeland. do,
Gov Hopkins, Lincoln, st Croix; Amazon, Martin,
n Orleans.
Port Of .Nep York, Feb. 10.
Arr ships Belle, M'Kown, from New Orleans; Sa.
luda, jennings, Charleston; Emperor, Bennett, Sa-
vannah.
Briggs Damon. Potter, from Wilmington; Edward.
Ditctes, Mobile.
Sclirs Excel, Hi1hker, from ST Croix; Superb,
81 John, Cape I.aytI; Maria, skoiield, New Iberia,
LOU; Planter, Richmond; Star, Hull, Charlesion;
John MIntyre, Parker, Washington, NC; Robert
Y. Haynes, Deep Creek.
Shops A0n. Dunbar, fron New Bedford; Mary,
Bennett, Providonce; Alonzo, Child, do.
llth, arr Venus, iloldredge, from New Orleans;
Charles, Rolf, Virginia.
18th, arr Sarah Louisa, Thing, from Omoa; Tel
egraPh, Wilmington, Del; Signal, Lynch, Provi-
dence; Empress, Ihayer, do.
Cid DlIhousie Castle, Walton, Liverpool; Asaph,
Shaw, Madeira; Charlotte, New Orleans; Law lima,
Muir, do; Alfalfa, Thatcher, Wilmington; Eiba,
Madeira.
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no CApIT

Wil positively be sold at public Auction, on MONDAY, the
81 day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. On the preni.
Ees, IN lots, or otherwise, 10 suit purchasers
'aNHAT put Of tie residence OF ABRAHAM Bowen, de-
"a ceased, witch Is now occupied by Salln Blake, lcr a
iioiel, by tie Fan River Manufacturing Company, and by
Joiii I. Borden y Co. for merchandising stores also for "A
fust-Clhcc, an Attorneys Office, Il Blicksmili's shop, aud a
Dire iiunsc-;og.ilIer with ,tnrncBts suitable Tor nIe small
families, and several lots wen situated fr sores or dwelling
noises, VITA "a number OF other lots, already occupied Tor
stores, &c. on leases which will expire IN about six years
nom ddic, &c. sc. &C.
The aforesaid property is pleasantly situated, on the north
eat corner Of Tie -Four Corners of uc villtgc c, and on the
hliii iOuie rom tuetun to Newport, and iIUin Providence
(dliecil 10 New i}eutOrI, and ave minutes walk on a direct
s''ttl, t. The ilviglhie waters Of Taunton River.
ron iuIther particulars, reference may 81 had 10 the sub
scntef, III sabn !i,hr, uu lie pscn.sls, PIe,tJI Hodges, u
jefferson Burden, PioSiieEce; ur AS 1. Wilkinson, Paw
tucnet, r.. /. janis q. BOWEN.
Fall River, FEBRUARY lG. 81. J.
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FOR SALE,

a FARM, containing 10 acres Of good land, all Tying
Ia toettler; aud IA elegant dwelling house, as plea snt
~ Situate rs any other III tie surrounding region; together
with II Large barn, and sunjry ont hllliugs-all Of which
are in good repair. said Farm VIII Afford from 80 10 40 tons
OF excellent hay, and is well prop1rti0ned for ~plorghing and
pistliing-has n good orchard on il, bearing the richcsl Of
fruit: and j. well wntercd. IL is also n very eligible stand
for a Tavern and Stageiiouse, us there Is neither Of the kind
in the place.
Tie premises are situated In the town Of Coventry, 80.
ciety Of Andover, county Of ToIland, and State of Cunnec-
ticnt, On the Turnpike Road, leading from Hartford u Nor
wic!i, within hlli IA mic, or less, of TIE meeting loI|; the
same dstlnce from Il gnst and slw nil. Terms vi pay
ment accommodating 10 The purchaser.
For fuitiIer pliicullrs, inquire ut the premises, or Of the
subscriber, who nay be found Gving il TIE INST Society OF
Preston, Connecticut. AUGUSTUS b. COLLINS.
Preston (CO0n) February H.. [Fob. TO-
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

WEDNESDAY Y, Feb. ID.
Shop Eliza Ann, Potter, from New York, with
cotton to Crawford Allen, and others.
THURSDAY, Feb. IA.
Ssheoncr Caroline, from Philadelphia, with coal,
20 OlLey Dyer & Co.
Sloop William, Saunders, from New York, with
cottor, &c, 10 Z. J. Mallett, G.. Allen, and John II.
Mason x Co.
Sloop Huntress, Heath, from New York, with
brandy, cotton, iron, beef, sc. to Z. j. Mal,ctt, G.
Allen, o. Over 8. Co and others.
sloop George aud Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Soop ArPonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Sarah. lngrahsn, from Warren.
Sloop illza, Earrows, from freetown.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Sloop Lucy Eineiuc, Spink, from Wexford.
Friday, Feb. Is.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt. from Newport.
Sloop Reindeer. Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Amelia, Summons, rom Somerset.
Slonp Victory, Peirce, from Freetown.
Sioop Polly * Sally, Williams, from Taunton.
Sloop Industry, Godfrey, from Taunton.
BELOW-Ship Rising States, Carpenter, 6 days
from Savannah.
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SAMUEL W. WHEELER.

10 IT, WCIFUI1STFF-NTrfCt,
h~tONTINVFS s. To keep on hand, "A general and genuine
VI assortment of GROCERIES.
UraPcS, ftgS, Raisias, .8iInoHds, Salad OIL, Ohrcs,
CaPers, CGatGaa Nuts, StcU Barks, Pca-.Nrts, superior
Cocoa, CtOr0iaic and shells, DaH- Fish, cioaEed hia1secd,
English pinc-0p2ic Caeosc, &c Sc.
Those in want Of good articles, for family use, may de-
pend on receiving tl'em at fair prices and in most cases,
iley viii be delivered at the residences OF those who pur
clise, free Of exrensc.
1i,se indebted, ofone NJ more years standing, arc in
formed, TINT although patience is a virtue, there il n point
beyond which II Is criminal To indulge It. This hint, IL Is
presumed, will be sufficient to cause immediate payment of
all such dcuiluds.
~. d. lie school Books he has on hand, will be sold at
cost - IL. Fplfilurv ~.
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MARI ALIVE
. s,J1-pDAy e,lIooI.

l.s tSS n. nROWNELI, respectfully ii'onns the ladies
lVs uC Providence and It, vct ~, timt " su!hciont en-.
enlargement w. offered, she intends opening = shopl on rat.
Itliy. tie 10th inst. tor tine rnrpnsc uf itatuctiug Young La
i5ct anl nk4s, The at Of Painting On Velvet Pal.r, faiin,
NSd and W. e. Marble, with India lns and fancy Col
nus, likewise the nj 81 Nryvire ON the hest and inori np
lrRcd methods. Nrtig Ladies wishing to attend ~ pleas
ing astndy, are invited Ia cali at her rugu, NJ. lls West
minister strei, who're are sircincns other Piintnrfo be- seen.
Her terms bring very reasonable, she snLcifs aud hops Ia
'ucr', the patronage cftle pIbIic, &c. Tie Iea1 fiyur shall
IL respectfully received. TtbruJ ..
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II REMOVAL.

SS BtTTEY, has removed 10 ClIistian-Ilfl, No. lo,
80 High street; aud is this day opening a number of casts
81 new Goods, among which are
Broldcloths, Cassinefcs, Flannels, Du1ils, Bookings; silk,
valencia, Denmark, silk velvet and MuIseiles tesliugs
British aud Domestic Sloetines and Slirtings Caiicoes,
English and Domestic Ginglans, Stripes, Checks; CaInbric
SWISS and Book Mnslins Imllm Grape. Flag and Ban
d,llna iiandkerchieis cont, shirt and vest Buttons; sewing
sllk and Twist. Pins and Needles; cDttun and linen Thread;
SIX and tltby Ncivots; bang up Cords; SispeadgTs.
Ncw-foEk made Hats, cheap.
o6 ~aaaG-tOlis, Puitllouis, Vests, Top Coats, Frocks,
short Jackets, canIllct aUd plaid Cloaks, and Box Goats.
N. u. Garments cut and made 10 order, aud warranted To
III, TT nn sale. Fchu,tv lG.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arn.Nunn

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NEh-YURn.
K-3 A"fiR% of Eastern vessels, and purchasers OF Nlead
17A SUITS generally, are informed, that The Alblny 1uw
ID us, and a large number Of Albany Hoops, viii liPnu'ioi-
W ri discharge their C1rCOes IN front Of tho wme iftt>rs
lat Hy erected on, and north OF CyurlIndt- street, in lie cty
# New. York, where every facility viii be offered by tau.l
liGCs and other inn rtu; Commercial establishments. for
the trtslaCtion Gf al bushes. relating the Vi cs,elH Country,
the sale OF Western Produce, Domestic Mluufic:its, 81.
sc.
New-York, Fchrt1ry lG. mi.
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DARIEN, 18th Jan. 1923.

crossed the Bar of this port yesterday, in the
ship Philadelphia Of Philadelphia, from lisbon, at
half pas, I O'Clock, p. Nj. the tide had ebbed Tor an
hour, and | iound the depth Of water on the Bar not
less than 10 ioet.
/ found the Bar so well marked with Beacons and
Buoys, and the navigation rendered SO easy thereby,
that really it appeared to me an unnecessary expense
TO take a pilot, but the insurance in these respects
are positive.
JOSIAH AMES, Master.
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Pickering, Mr.. Lyman A. Allard, Of this
town, to Miss Almira Wilbor, ofJohnston
In Tiverton, Mr.. Thomas G.. Humphrey, to Miss
Caroline Cooke.
In Newport, Mr.. Edward Landcrs, to Miss Mar
garet F. Murphy.
In New Haven, Mr.. Benjamin Haskell, of this
town, to Miss Charity Van Cote.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND MARIN
Frs.

In 1919, the Bar Of Donboy, leading to DARN, was
surveyed at the instance Of the government Of the
United States, by Thomas M'Call, Esq. late Survey
or General of tho State of Georgia From a copy
of the drafts furnished by him. many charts on a
smaller scale were stuck OF ut Liverpool, and
which were correct until the hurricane oi 1924 which
eilccicda slight change, as to the course necessary
to run, for keeping the best water, aud which has
much improved the Bar. The course Tor running in
after making the Light on Sopelo Island, by the
Charts alluded to, is West. ! S.-the true course
now is West, 4 North. The following certificates
will show the EXCEL nee of this Bar, aud may be re-
lied on; they are in exact accordance with every
statement which has been made to tho Commission
ers Of P~llotasc respecting tho subjccl.-DARIES
GAZETTE,
CERTIFICATES.
I certify, that on the 25th Dec last, in the brig
Caiharino M'Donald, Of Liverpool, drawing |. feet
water, and bound 10 Daricn. after making tho Light
on Sapelo island and steering directly for the Bea.
cons on Woll. bringing thou, in a line, aud keeping
the lead constantly going, | crossed the Bar at three
quarters food, the least water beng eighteen feet. |
further certify, thai the Roads IS as easy Of access as
any on tho Southern coast ofibc United States which
/ have entered, and pronounce The Bar and channel
leading 10 Doboy Island, excellent.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Master.
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NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted 10 the ESt1ic II GEoRor w
IA GLaDDING, either by Nue or Book account gre bore,
by sf@cf'ily urged To n prompt dsct1fgc Of such demands
rs the situation nf The estate requires THE IN IT speedy pay
mon, Of all debts due.
mo " PrpGEr7, Attorney.
y. ~. The very v1lniar aDtJ "a Dry Gods, ltlt b.
longing - MH. Gilding, VIII ha proceeded w ~ Wei ~ ~.
tail us whdr T1ie. on M1ldIy rev. I"h. ..
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NNT'IlDE.

NOTICE.
FE2lIE subscriber hereby gives notice, that he h1s This dqy
ID receive! .fIm DAVID GOULD al assignment Of M hs
property, Tor The benefit Of hts creditors, and hereby requests
all prisons who have ANY demands against the SAID David,
a. bring in and prove their respective dem mds To tho sub
sctibcr, within siN mouths from tins date, or they will be
precludcd from any dividend ont Of said Estle.-And all
persons indebted To s1ii David Gould, To- cnl and settle the
same immediately, and thereby save expense.
February Il. JOHN GOULD.
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COMPREHENSIVE 4 ~

COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
TY7HE subscribers have formed a coparner-iip, under the
"a firm of PHILIP & PELEG FISH, and will conduct the
Cotton Machine Making Business, IN MI its various branch
cs. Their Establishment Is heated in Johnston, on the
Painfield Turnpike, near the Fcnner Min, five mlcs from
Providence Bridge, where they will receive a,d promptly
execute all such orders rs they may be favored with.
PHILIP FISK,
johnson. Fc'rnarv .. imis PEiEa; FISK.
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EARL CARPENTER,

No. ?, Z cgt UU',r-5fg'dI
EAFFElS for snle, on liberal terms,
AZ 30 CASKS Vermont Cheese, Of very superior quad ".
y. II. Large Oysicrs, opelod Ur IN The shell, can al ali
times be had, on Application al the P~rovidesCo Rcstorateur.
IrhnInN lh.
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- HNif'A NfN||..NN HN.NNs
ELsT r'cl,el, ami ior nleT1t UlTCHRNs n CORY.
eRAo p, NHaTsp THE ll4log Ut tho Americas.
,vgiuuOt, fai.ndst ~ "a kcading Book fr schnhs-hy
1mie Williams, IA. l.. ID. Prce 20 cents lunnd, 81 IL etz-
D. 'oluls.
The usefulness ~ this vmk rs highly recommended ny
Henry Dari. President of Hamilton Colhgr jcrhna Iises,
President of Miiilcbury Copcrc r. I'M, rroL,~or h,
Washington Coege William Rugglcs and A.. Css
well, Professors in Columbia Coii.ge, vt Washirgtor
Cnyi he WA Clinton, Governor of tive state of New \ orb .
\. Partridge, superintendent of the American Li,crgy, set,
cntftc and military Aoulemy.- Niiia Rurgics, rrnclur
ni the New Township Academy, IN Ncg-iiav"n, and by
Prfesois aud Teachers, In other Scminafcs IN fhe Tni,f
stltrs. FEBRUARY ~.
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GErH

FzSlE Subscriber hrs taken = nom. over tie drnrgttsi1re
Il Of Ar. Doninnin \. ilnitey, ~. No.A, S'uih tiaiisi.
where he viii execute with VIuCiulliy aud drIatch, arf
orders for Sen lainiirg md Gliding. with which he r'1f ie
tavofcd. GILBERT H.. GIArUINN.
Fcbrulfy e..
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A CLASS or YOUNG LADIES
a NAN he accomuioi tel 1T Tie W~EsTMiysrrR Ac,pE
" MY. The Glass wiz consist of six or cc!t. and com
hichcc on N'i'l',, itbliiti lOtii. Those wiJ wish To JOIN
II, may leave Their names ut I5l, Westminster street.
Boys are taueli: in this Seminary, mi HE branches prcparl
tory tn admission into Brown University. The willlc mum
hr IS limited to ~thirtytro. Particular attention paid to
speaking and composition.
Jan. 20. If TiIOM vs. &. UhETSIORN.
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To MANUFACTURERS.
rsHlE subscribers wish To contract Tor the manufacture Of
q II Brown Shecti,gs, by tie wand -stock to he fur
nislel. AS BUfFUM K son,
Jan.lA 3m -, South Waite, -
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0c-WHO CARRIES CHEAPEST NOW go
kI7ARE through only So, and all found. Nothing like Il
Il little opposition, and g a great deal Of competition" y
Another Opposition Line on the ROAD 10 WEALTii
For Il good Road, Excellent Accommodations, and moder-
ale fare, rs well Us a correct bill of The sanle-plcase call ai
the Office II, IA and IL, Market street, corner Of Union
Buildings.
Tickets at less than cost, who would have them lower.
A VIEW RRANGENEN
III there Is IL he opposition, would II not be rs wen To le'
the public know what they are 10 depend upon.
II " understood that Suine Of nay ~nciglblrs ac in the habit
Of vending Tickets ut any price-that is, as the old saying
g~oes-JnSt as they caa Gght rth chaps. Now, { Z my
own part, Us well as iH the accommodation Of my friends
and patrons, | always want To sell rs reasonable as any one.
And in fear that some others might sell clealers now
offer a prime lot oftckeis and s!nrps In the GRAND NEW
YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERi-all 70 he drawn
on wednesday next. Tickets at 5 dollars each, scheme
price, and shares In every variety, in the same rroinr,ion.
Schemc.-l prize Of Sl21j0; / Of COCO; l of 5000; J o.
2i3i; 4 Of 1000; 4 of 800; 8 of250; 80 Of go; 80 of so; 80 Of
40; - Of 20; 800 Of II; 4iiG Of 6--505l prizes, 9l39 blanks;
l4l90 Tickets, at 81, S70,950.
Please recOllecl, and not give more, when there Is any
doubt what the regular price is, rs in a case like the one be
fore us, all Tickets may lc bought at the Corner, ut less than
Tho actut! cost. Whules In the above popular Lottery at IS
and quarters 81 25-for sale in n great variety OF numbers, I
CLARK'S
II. I State Lottery and Exchange Office, either at IL, II, or
IL, Maiket-strcet, corner 0f Union Buildings.
Bank Bills examined, and every accommodation extended
to those OF my friends who may be pleased 10 favor me with
n call. February rs.
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GUM SHOE

GUM ELASTIC SHOES.
GUST imported, direct from fira, 300 pairs Gum Fins
eS tic ShU :, which are Offered 1t wholesale and rta L., tor
cash or approved paper. :. &. SMITH
February Il.
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THE MENTAL GUIDE
NnElNG q cgrpcnd Ofthc frf rrinci,lcS of Ncfapiivs.
VI ID ics, nfRl a system ofaft,ining M easy and cosfect mrls
81 th,HrVht and tyle IN composition, by transcription. prr,ii.
Gated uu tie Analysis of the human nipd.-Fo ecfras and
Academics-jIs rntlkhcd nd fr Sr w
NJ 'uIiENs n Cory,
rtA. l6. NJ. ], Market sscs.
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consigned him to the grave. He has left a wife, to
lament the loss Of the best Of husbands, and three
children, to dcplore the too early exit Of tho best OF
fathers. [Capian C.'s remains will DO brought 10
this town for interment.l
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400 CADET 49,.
ss mSrtue Ztst. ssss,

Full Sea-This day, Oh. 2m-Supday, Oh. 5+m
Monday, i0h. 45m-Tuesday, llh. 35m.
Ersibir ,ciiug - ni,ute, gives the time OF high water Al, Newport
aiding 3hours and 5 minutes, giyesth The time VI high water al boe1oa
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tVLY \ DOLLAR o A WHOLE
I'D nODElShtND state Lottery, class J.. PAiNE 4
A2 BURGESS, ManGgers-tO bo drawn in Providence,
on Friday, February 22d.
Is number co nbinnlion-6 drawn ballots.
Sciemc.-2 prizes Of 1000; | oC 500; | Of 800; | Of 200; |
of 1876; 1 of i00; 10 of 80; 80 of 10; 50i ~; $3.50 Of l..
Tickets 81, and s!olcs in proIru tion-for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS,
Feb 10 Truly Lucky Office.
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FOR NETWORK,
EN,M. The Packet sloop ST N. CHILD,
Hxsxa2x Master, VIII sail for New. Y ork on Sunday next.
x%sG@k For freight or passage, apply To the Master VI
board, Ia POTTER & EDDY "
Feb. 10. AMASA MAN1ON.
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I AT AUCT3OM,
BY E. REID & CO.

bCOkc, &c.
REID 4 Co. No. II, Mafkrt-Square, uu:oa nu1A.
lie ings, will sell ut Auction THIS Nv Ms . va
rieiy Of Books aud Fancy articles. sales TO connsucs y
half pest O O'Clock. February 10.
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Shop Eliza Ann, Potter, from New York, with
cotton to Crawford Allen, and others.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

BANK Toe
on a Shares in the Union Bank-fsr sale
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February 9.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

U NORFOLK N RICHMOND,
Ram The fine new schr. GIBRALTAR, JAMES,
1879 Master, viii be ready to receive IRE icht on Mon,
ssssssa day next, for which, OF passage, apply to The
Master on board, or " SETH ADAMS Jun.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-04
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1928
VIRGINIA Ell ECTION.

Yesterday, the frs, blow was struck in Vir-
GINA. "The result is with Con" We sent
up 10 ascertain the result in Fairfax. Owing 10
the excessive badness OF The we Gather, and the
rise of The waters, the pulls will no, be closed
until Wednesday night. When our informant
lief, there yesterday, aud the voters had pretty
generally turned out Tor tina, day, The votes
STOOL
For Adams, 40 For Jackson, 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-04
Book auction.

TNIE sale of Books under Deed Of Trust will be con-
L tinued on Wednesday Erening 5M inst at the auc-
tion-store, corner of Prince and Unicnstreets. There
remains yet unsold. a great many rare and valuable
works, mostly London Editions; among which are
DR.. Rees' New Cyclopsiia, MAYORS Universal History;
Belves' Herodo,ns; soulavie's Lewis Is, with lis en-
cravings; Geographic Britannica, k%ennett' sAntiquities'
Course Of Hannibal; Vince's Astronomy, Chambers
Cyclopstlia. Chaptals' Chemistry, Stranger in Irelands
Stranger in France; Mungo Parks Travels; Volney's
View of the u States; Lardner's FORKS; Nicholsons
Philosophy, Ali Bey's Travels, Natural History. Rit.
chie's Life of Hume. together with a great variety Of
Histories, Magazines, Reviews, Journals, Biog raphies,
Plays, Novels, &c. &c. The works on hand are con-
sidered particularly desirable. The whole collection
vii! be closed on Wednesday, ifpossible.
Sale to commence at z O'Clock precisely.
nov3 WM. ID. MUTT, Auct.