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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

A letter dated Plymouth, Eng. August
24th, to a respectable house in New ! Ork,
states the opinion tlfat in consequence OF
the long succession of bad weather, they
have no doubt that the averages in England
will require supplies from the United States
The letter also adds that the price Of sweet
flour in bond, at Liverpool, was 26 to 3
shIllings.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

Splendid Church IL RuSSia.-Extract
of letter from a gentleman to his friend in
Northampton. AT Salem, young man
Just arrived from Petersburg, Russia, gave
me piece of rock with which the Emper-
or Nicholas is now building a church.
which he intends shall be the largest ever
built-There will be ID stone columns,
each 81 feet high, each weighing 40 tons;
each z feet in diameter, and each Of one
solid piece Of rock"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

A schoOlmaster who was as fond of the
use of his grog as the use of the globes,
was asked the difference between gravity
and grayitation.-"When Eve drank five
glasses of grog," replied the pedagogue,
''my gravity vanishes, and my grayitatlon
begins to operate"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

Ohio CanaL-Sixty-siX miles ofthls ca
nal are now IN fine order for navigation.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

sleeping HUoc.-This tree Is easily cultiya-
ted, grows rapidly, and attains to the height of4I
or 80 feet Il is a native Of the banks Of the
Euphrates and when the captive Jews wept "by
the rivers Of Babylon, they changed their harps
upon the lgiiloles in the midst thereof wee
ping willow now droops its branches over the tomb
of Napoleon, at ST. Helena. and Mr. Prince, his
treaties on Horticulture, states, that branches have
been plucked from this willow, and planted in our
American Gardens, several of which are now
aourishing in Rhode Island EMBELLISHMENTS.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
Drugs, Oils,
Medicines, VarniShes, &
Paints, Chemicals,
an arr. Egk.DS
OF .4LL hLNDS.

Physicians, Country Merchants, Pant rs Ful-
lerS DgerS, CoLouTrS, elders and al Others lrh0
lSc thc aJ0rc articles can Be supplied 0R he m0I
liberal terms, and al orders promptly Attended 10.
The following Will be sold by the Barrel, half
Barrel, or as may suit purchasers:
Spirits Tur2entine, Cam Wood,
:" Wine. OF alcohol Red Wood,
Castor Oil. BRAID Wood,
FlaNsced do. Alum,
Sperm. do. salts,
Sweet do. Gum Shellac,
Good Whiskey, Cop1,
Chalk, Juniper bcles,
Veuidan Red, Rosm,
Birthstone, Spanish Whiting.
Pearl ash,
ALSO-f0 Kegs WHITEHEAD, fresh ground
from ArerVs UOrkS, PitsJWeh.
II is deemed unnecessary 10 10 enter into O
minute detail of all the articles ON h.nd--wo in-
wife those who need such articles, 10 call and CA.
anime for themselves.
...e4s..,.
NJ. L. TODD has also for sale, IN the front pan
of the store, and distinct from the Drug, n Med.
icmes, ;hc following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

At an anti-masonic meeting, held at lie
Roy, Genesee county, on the 9th instant,
Solomon Southwick, Esq. Of Albany, was
nominated for Governor, in the place Of
Francis Granger, Esq. declining, and the
previous nomination Of John Crary, Esq.
UNANIMOUSLY concuTed IN.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

A machine has been invented by Mr..
Robert E. Hobart, ofNlontgomery county,
Pa. by which ton weight Of horse shoes
may be made liz a day.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
SADDLE, TRUNK AND HARNESS
MAKING.

p. 2. DEGGE, tbmk-
ful Cor the encouragement ~
has been fdvored with, SINCE
bis short residence ~ tnis
place, respectfully informs
ihe public that be intends 10
eouiinue the above business
n the same stand near the
lower end Of Nam street. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
GENERAL JACKSON AND AARON BURR.

IRON the ". >. TELEGRAPH
ne coalition seem determined 10 keep US con.
.hua'iy on the defensive; and being unable, from
having exhausted their inventive oovvers 70 f,h.
ricate new lorgeres resolved to assail us with
repetition OF the old. We dislike this mode nj
warfare. Alter having slain our enemies. we
are not disposed TO be haunted by their ghosts
MS coalition, with characteristic DISREGARD IN
ruin, had charged General jackson with i,viuy
been concerned IN the conspiracy of Aaron Burr
aud were Immediately answered by . letter from
MT Jefferson. wherein tbat great man, who was
ho' often msied in his estimate OF men, paid the
highest compliments TO the patriotism and fidelity
OF 'he nero oil New Orleans. But this testimony,
ample ana conclusive as il is, the coalition suppose
20 nave been forgotten by the people, aud therefore
'n'hk they may venture upon a repetition of the
SANDER. Perhaps they may mislead a few. very
wv VINO may not have seen, or may have for.
gotten the letter Of Mr.. Jefferson; and In destrov
even tbis nope, we will venture upon lis reuuLli-
cation. Here It's.
Extract OF letter from Mr. Jefferson In Csnerat
Wilkinson, dated Washington, January I'd. 1907
giving instructions for detecting and arresting
me movements Of Col. Burr and bis associstes
- u every thing from that place, HLouisville1
DC successfully arrested, there il nothing from b.
l JOY, 'n9t Is 20 be feared. BE ASSURED THAT
IEN NESSEE, AND PARTICULARLY GIN
ERAL JACKSON, ARE FAITHFUL."
are we to suppose that Mr. Jefferson. who kne,g
manknd, and consequently, was aware of the "A.
ciiIty with which portisn Of il might be seduc
ed' would have mid. this Of Gen. jackson rsshIv
sud InconHderdely2 More especially would Inc
nave said it without sufficient reason AZ a Gne
when The whole western country was perveJsI
by the qualifications Of an extensive conspiracv
and when dstrust Of his neighbour had visited Al.
Hlo@l ever" ,o"'r't-a'? 1'lo-e rho rcn,d believe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01

"a III be sod publicly, to she hgh,st bfdsrou IN.
"'i on ne 2ph Of ill., month (ausu,D IT not he ne,t
az Ai, me uset OF land wneftOn 'w i've .on4tntns ztg
o's', yhg 70 HenoveT county, CrismsBI Road n n.
'9D hehm.nds9d Known by the name Of Hlgguoa. Tsyer
ine tetps VI sale val be halt Of the pufehsse
ed' zoe other hsli " months Afterwards With deed Of fr.
on the isnd 70 secure The is.i payment
Epzsrt sY''.eS. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01

'ois o. MT. SeEetson, knewiliue final great mans
character. We repeat that such commentators
rom Nir. Jefferson under such circumstances,
Suihcient answer to the charge, though il were
supported by the aiiidayits Of the whole Coali-
ton.
But, IN addition TO the testimony of Mr. Jeffer
son, we have that OF the most dstiny uished It'll
@ehs oil iennessee, who took an active par, in the
movements then made to arrest the projects of oil.
Burr. number OF revolutionary veterans who
could show wounds received in battles whe =,
:" Washington and Greene, and Gates, and Lee. an.
Lincoln, and Mercer, and Knox, and such mr,,
commanded, OIL learning that treason was abroa
In the land organized themselves into a compa
ny OF volunteers, and offered to Gen. ANDREW
!AChSoN, their services in defending their cou,-
Try The following is their address to Gen. Jack.
soii, with their names subscribed
10 .hojor General .dndretc Jackson.
Al Il moment when great SELL ibiiity and even
fearful apprehension for the welfare of our country
nas o'en excited, from end of the continent
10 me other-Whe hen our government, the best
calculated OF all others, for the attainment of indi.
Viuuai security and happiness, has sounded the toe
sin OF alarm, to be the alert IN suppressug COM
o'natons OF men, hostile to the int gritty of the un
soh ana interest OF our country, IL behoves all
men, either aged or youthful, to coalesce in their
auacnineht 10 their country. In the affections OF
tie ciuZenS our government exists; not i'm oppres
sive and unnecessary coercion, as i'm other coun-
tries. These principles which emnently charac-
terise republican institutions, clearly demonstrate
,ha' every citizen, whatever his situation may
De- ought to contribute, in some mode to the sup
port oil the government under which these inest-
'naoe blessings are enjoyed-fhe infirm. by their
opinions ana exhortations-to them experience
belongs they know the incalcuable blessings
OF freedom OF thought. speech, acton-security OF
yttsoi, anu property. Patriotism is their claim,
| though not exclusively, in country of freedom.
ms an important crisis, when the limits of le-
gall active exerton, ought not to be sought with
| microscopic eye So far as our bodily powers will
admit we cheeriully submit to the rigors OF mil
'tary institutions Our country will require nothing
unnecessarily of us. The thread of age will not
be broken, but it will be used to the extent of its
strength.
Under these impressions, agree to embody
ou'se'es-aSed and nhrm as we may be, offer
and
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
JAMES TUCKER.

No. 2, SOUTH MAIN, AND CoRNER or CoLLEuR HyR HBT
q AS constantly hand, general s.a,ent q
a a Cloths Cnssineres, Vestngs and Trimmings of No
most fashionable patterns.
ALSO-cOnstaniv OH hand an extensive assortment Of
READY MADE cLorHISo consisting Of Iue, gaek, OIivo
and Mixed DnE,s CoArs.
Blue, Olive, Clarct, Brown, Mixed and ccubcau Fnesas
and SURroUTs.
Blue, black, olive, dab mixed and wte Broadeo,h Aai
Cashmere Pa TALooSs.
Velvet, silk, moleskin enssImere toane,, vaeaoa and
Marsrillrs VEsrs.
L;KEWiSE-Cam!rct and paid Coaks and Great CNa6,
Linen and cotton shirts, ready fE iIsnicia:e sse,
Linen nnl silk Pocket ilandkerchies, ben,ned,
White muslin and ctnbric Cr,yats, her,:hed,
Imt ti'n linen ca,nbric cr'vats,
Beck ,yurei and plain Criva,s,
la,inDs' wool Unicr- shirts and Drawers,
aeroo Crlvats,
Gloves, of all descriptions
Biack aud white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas. SC. &c.
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y
n dream Of nvslIlg -- 10 doth fly
Baehw al Ia ndir,'s PRIMAL day,
IL brnscih vision T., mine eye
or the iFsi fllii;. Il ihcgry
And silent d1fLucs. ut uIr earth,
or light .is' gult"n morning CLEAN,
Ana HES gid .p1ngrg luio birth
ID. s'in ai''"i.i ~ nay dIgMn!
Now stand-.l II natures gcni,r, ilIee,
Smiling heimc i,3U iHiaut s;in,
"fn' hath tau.'i Ia shine 81 fair,
" : Sc 3. :. 'r .uIuIrs issgLI;
hIl rcH "tf :HnEus .'luj i,li.I ..als.H
A r',.u. ICri.F l.. nrl uln,
F,T in aiy v.S.n she lntiI though,
To bald, and gid, aud publish man!
And many v,in1 ri spirif fan
In s,ienre from the benlny sky,
And other Eues are in item all,
From EVEN u ciiefig au IHy Joy.
she nokGh ionE Al IHsi.ii.ciiuiy,
Us lhne ard P-Iisiye towing v.tcs
'Ie nAirg ui 't." sNul n"d fplIy
t.' s.1yJ hd .'s o!4.,g ,.--lics breaks
She sn!l-s -1ni tIfps her il1.hng eys
To where uin light of.uv is stealing
70 beautifully sOwntiu fky,
Aa6 marks II for pilasrnt feeling.
And other ghls and shades ire howiag,
Each gathering IN H. p.ai!y rIp,
But m.si "r an ssr 10Y d joys glowing,
hpe The pnreSays .hat hope sent up.
But noe che ri5s'c' vein Of s,n,,
Came gushing van The azure heaven,
And NatHre ftW u csyoh tho whole,
AS II by very mldness driven!
'Twa. love "a tide OF radiance broke.
Dffosing rapturr o'rr each scene;
And stsrs and a0~c y in transp~t woke,
Willie Joy breatli'd through the foecs, sreea.
Size pour'd them n golden bowl,
Forming apassipn -coFonai;
Showinr, betnios, within this .ouJ.
The iign Of io"e, aud sorrows pail,
She ponr'd this elingied snl In man.
The criei tyk, then nais room-sr6
Cbainh him tbero--ani went again,
And brought -uIl Of love Er woman,
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

ALDEN ARNOLD. .
Nos 8, 10 aud ID South Main street, has sesenSAv
- extended his business, and IL prepared n sssewS
ie orders OF his friends and PATRONS No oeIs fg sas =
his original sses, wv "
pipes Brandy, (segnete B,au.D
do hollands Gin
hhds 81 Croix Rum as pure as irnported
10 hbls American Gin, very SUPERIOR
2hhds Surnam holasses,
hid. New Orleans Sugar
WINES
old Madelra, Sicily Madeira old PORT Lisbon, TeueySUs
ooheh Malaga Catalonia, Muscat aud Clarct In bos,Iss
- TEAS.
,n ,n f%ng Tyson Tyson skn souehopg Csrss sos
FRUITS.
IS do Lemons ( VI prime order,
10 boxes Muscatei Rasns
Is do Bloom do
-, Pnines, Dates, Figs Almonds, &C. &C
aIer win very general assortment Of Orocr,,e,
WINCH nre warranted to he Of the very hest quality.
Inay 81. ALDEN akvos m
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Tho following Hymn, written ros the ocossoa hv N,
= Wn' was sung at the Park stree, Church, por,os -,
~ 9Th Inst. y"
uoy-to the pleasant land we Ioyo
1be land our fathers iroI
10y TO the land for which they won
Freedom to worship Cod.n
For pence all is sunny hills
On every mountain broods
And heepby all H. gushing riIls.
And oil its mighty floods.
The wis sits meekly by the Leurh.
Her infant child beside,
The fnthsr on his noble buy
Loots with fesros pride.
The grey old msp benss,h the troe.
Tales of HE childhood tells,
And swectly In the hisi of morn
Peal out the Sabbath bek.
And We are ffce-but n tlsess ~
One bla spon Bsspei
Y or proud record written ~
Opua The scyon Of hHp'
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DOCTOR RROWNELL.

THE BLT.NU UUCTUR,
INFORMS the inlIalans, Of Rhode Island and tho Ada
cent towns of Massachusetts, that he continues prsc-
cc for Diseases Of the bood generally with c n~ nnpar.
alclch success lie cures, Jaundcc, billions complaints
SICK Head Ache, Asthma, Pihh, sic, InIamnaou tho
Liver any part of the bpdy-RhcInaiisln and Inlana
tory rheumatism, sali Reum, Piles, indigestion SeaId
Head, ST. Vhus Dance, Scroiil,, Kings Evil, and ali
Diseases arising m impure state Of the blood His psas-
tce Is safe and simple, and his medicines confined TO the
vegetable kin2irm. During practice Of fourteen year,
Doctor Hrownell has had the most astonishing For
the greater relief of individuals, he travels through most Of
the towns of the State, and I've consulted almost any
time Those who reside in Providence and wish to
avail themselves of the Blind Doctors services can leave
their commands with Mrs. Buman, High Street.
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CADzNEr EunMrru1u

No. o. BRDND STREET..
VEyTIE subscribers, grateful Ia their ens and tie p,He
for past patronage respectfully inform them, that thry
keep always !ani supply Of fIsl,niba and
hrnre nude of the hest materias and from tho newes
aud most approved ptticrns among which arc
Ward Robes and Sote,
Ss;a S;sn: s and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, &c. s..
Those IN of any articles In iine will find N
their interest to give n c, before purchasing,
determined to scl as cheap any regular Cabinet Makef In
this town, and Furniture being manufactured irpmo-
dalely under direction, will be warranted e,uN
boil, in materials and Workmanship, any n,ado In ihk
country.
Orders from distance will he thankfully received sad
punctialy attended to.
may7 iy. SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAWRON.
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X. G. ALLEN,

rs constantly receiving at his New Ware Rooms Cabinet
Furniture Of all dt,cri on'-Likewise, from hD Char
Manuclory, all kinds Of Charsincrio reerivs
from Ncwiok As hi, late sales at Auction, ha, created
little excitement among hi, pretended friends anil Brother
Ch-h" would inform the public generallythat no,wi,h-
Standing hi, large Annual Sales At Auction, the Ware Reoss
will he well supplied having in hi, employ 66yiwo woknsa,
and no buys No pains spared to have seasoned stock sad
good furniture. May ~
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POETRY.

THE SPELL BROKEN.
oh YES, tbou art though changed, tho same,
q road IL IN thai auburn hair,
I'hos- p~iking eyes, thN thfIling frane-
Which h,r7 Hrl uf Heavens diviDesi all
kur ves tuef' = shade e gloom,
Wr,ca e. ~, spili scans tosly,
Thai :. e afI e3ef have m ri'tl Thy doom,
siace .!..r.vl's bfg', uls,ouisjdsy.
Pair creature gazing lals .n thee,
The sunshine oi tine past rr,lnIs
And o'eI vlt never more cdn lie,
Ny iino taught sp,rt hangs and burns.
Thou won bu of beauty ;lien
A star geni ~ he elOuG Oss sky,
A ginry hloizad ~ mcn--
Aud who thy voia!y more tl,n
lirv i,e cih time away. twelve yc,n,
HUh shades uf gris', rnt ..l;lms " Joy,
/. nth cone and goiie IN snl,s AMI icrts
'ince tlinu vert gE, ini was boy
Since, unrcsened, how M with thoc,
Twas nnne thrp' woII nui Wild - ruiigc-
And AT thou silent can II bc
That, like our iooks, the .ioal, eau Change!
When, within mine Thy fingers ihri!l'j,
Aitiiush 'tgvts bn; n mYnrnl brief,
Ny hen iIllting svclld ari MD
hy bs,tn .i'1 gas r' grief:
That pressure NIs isp u -L,li touch
TIE ueasuT Oi i!ir P's' unfJfled
Showing NJ once, how Fine ~ much
Nod changed thee -'n;-Ind all the world
Oh, there il nh an BlrilIly NO
SO bi,cr, ne Ia see tie form,
Once overnight with hciuty's glow,
Bnv'd dowu beneath misirttuno's torfn
To mark the once clclT, cloudlcrs eye,
That swan as IN the depths at b.is,,
aubdusd " darkness, aud the dye
OF such du.i grey world as this.
wus,li ind known not this = thou waH
An image 10 my musing mind,
Amid the sunshine of the past,
In glory ard in light ensrInci -
But now the spell - brokcu now
sse thai thou The all c1n't fade,
THAT 2, ief can overclpu Thy brow,
Aud carr thy cheeks parU buau!y shade
Yes! thou e,lisi change like al beside
And have hved 10 look on thoe,
All radiant once IN youthful pride,
Child by frlorn adversely;
And though like J,iy skies, Ui yOre
Glowd Thy serene, uI,bcmislIed fain',
I've sixh'd Ia hear black Envy pour
Her venom on thy idvori1 name.
Flower of life 3 desert ar, thou sli'
Naughi pirer brcathes beneath the san
Than thee, IN thy sweet Ine,klie.' clad
What cnid'st thDi hero have sall or do0o,
That glp,m should rcnye thy thoughts m revd
should dun thc bright eyes, cloud tho brow,
o. hang burden un the breas;
Of aughi 80 bclutul Is t!ou
Or n II, that from wandering come,
From travels TT the L,nJ and main,
II was thy hope Ia greet ~ homo
The faces al Old friends a:an:
Ans II such thy cstuc Of WI
For ever qusnch'd their jocunI nirih
The old have died, aud sleep below,
Tho young are scatter d DER the earth.
We sow in hope, but from the seeds
OF promise, noihine reap save grief,
Jcy's fiow'Tets fade 10 no-Dnc weels
or vulgar hIo"in, and b,t.cr leaf:
Age when fuu;H's wine hls run 10 Ices
sonfcsacs Ead a vale uf tears
It's only Hop;'s Keen eye that stU,
Perfeetbeii's glJy IN coming years.
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WILLIAM WALL,

nFFERs for sale, his tore No. IS, South man'rsss'
the following articles, at wholesale and retsil;-- =,
100000 Spanish sars selected fu the bes Asnafssess
10 Cuba
20 boue!s Mess Pork
100 Iiams--i0 chest, Tes
500 g,ilon, Oil--2 cash, Riee-2o barrsL fS0H
hhds 81. Cioix Rum
punchc0n, pure Jamaica Spirits
90 quarter casks Lrhyn aud Malaga Wines
go .aIlons superior Port Wine
A lew hoxe, Chre,-6 boxes chsuPaigns
2 pipe, Holland Gin
2 ditto Cognac Brandy
10 sacks Live Gee.c Feathers
Tosrh.r with every article called for IN the Grocery hns
Jul, u
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BELLEPUE HOTEL, Nswrosr, (R, ~
VIE Public are respectfully informed that the NEW no.
TEL Ia this town, viii he opened on the Let of J.s
under ic superniendance od Mr. RouiLLAsn, an err.
fencsh Landlord who viii exert himselfo give ssthaetjnn
w addition In the Table ~ Hos, private Dinner and san
at MI hours - ~ '"''
Liquors nno these every description usually found IL =
peciabie Tavcrns
The hs.pIso Room win contain tho New. .Yovs. -.
ton, Providence, and Washington and some oser Eoct,
and Eastern piper.
BosaD ON reasonable terms furnished by the ds, sss
Newport, June IS
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COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHIP.
NTHE subscribers livo entered into copancrshp for th6
purpose of manufacturing Machinery, under the namS
bEim Street Machine Manufacturing Co. and have located
themselves Euseet, Edy's Point, where thoy win be
appy u any calls from their friends In town %
country, FOR the above mentioned business
JOHN s. EDDY,
JAMES BROWN,
EBENEZER WRIGHT.
EDWIN FIELD.
Wanted by the above, quantity Of Chesnm Log stud, fof
Cards. for which cash wnbe plid. 6w2aw. juno H.
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FINAL NOTICE.

A Lii Persons indebted to tho late firm of SUBWAY X
- IKE ana V. DIKg, are notified, that al demands
Wc, ae not settled by the first day of Seu.rn,rr nav,
w he 'eh with an Attorney for collection. Further indu
se,ee ne caiiho' an DC allowed. A V. Dixie.
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WINES. &.

WINES, &C.
~M. WALL, No. IL South Main street. has inst No.
ccved - boxes Clarct Wine, equal or Superior "a
any aice ol the kind ever offered in this Market,
81 do. MuscateI,
3O) biislsls soft sheed Almonds
Fresh salad Oil, CaIen, Olives, &C.
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PROMISSORY NOTES

piLIs of Exchange, Draits, Bank Checks &c printed
I'D In WIN. NJ. EVANS Patent, to prepent frauds by
alteations-for sale by y. J. DElVY "
.sgent for the Ns1- I'm Nd Sat,,
No 80, Market street, PnuytIenc.
1rspccmens of said Checks &C. ~ also eeric,,s c
The most eminent Chemists In the United states can he sn
by calling as above I,,,, ~ 20"
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st Court Of Probate, holden phhn aud for the Torn
of ProUidecnce, on the 2st day Of Jaiy A. D. 1929
vHNHE Commissioners heretofore appointed to receive and
n exnnlne the claims against the Estate OF Hp
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ordered bcrcon that the consideration cre c referred
n Monday, the ih dnv of August next, ut otLck r. NJ
and that previous notice he given (by Publishing mi, order
three several times In the Literary Cadet to all persons in
tcrcsted, TO appear Mt that time, and he heard.
true coyy: Witness,
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