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REMOVAL.

vUVHE Subscriber has removed his Coach Makers
Il Shop from Hanover street, to the large and
councillors Building lately occupied by VIM. Rob-
inson, in High Street, where he will continue to make
COACHES, GIGS, and CARRLlGES, ofevery des-
cripton, in the best and most fashionable manner,
and of the best workmanship and materials. He
will keep on hand for SALE Carriages, and Gigs, at
all times, together the most fashionable Harness. AL
so, having bought the Machinery for the Manufac-
ture of WOODEN SPRINGS, he will always
have them on hand, for sale, and now offers 100
pair at reduced prices.
Horses, Hay, Corn and Oats, will be taken in
exchange for any article in his line, upon the most
liberal terms.
In King street, the subscriber has LIVERY
ST.aBLE where his friends and the public can be
accommodate with Carriages, Gigs and Horses, al
any moment. r. H. HO.APHREfo.
| April 90 SIT.
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COUNTY FINANCES.

The Committee appointed to settle with the Conn-
~ Treasurer report the following as giving a cor
rct view of the transactions of that department tor
the preceding year. ,n,a
Statement marked AZ exhibits the different sums
under their respective heads, paid by the Ireasnr-
en- up to the 7h of March 1923, and also the aoun'
received and the balance now remaining IN Inc
Treasury. a
and from the County up to this date.
Statement marked (C) shows the amount OF lax
levied for the year 1927 the errors commissions,
allowances made the Collectors, the amounts paid
over nv them. and the balances due from them res
pectiyely up to this date.
(A) Payments and receipts made BY the 'ireasur-
er from the Sd of March 1927, to the OLD OF March
1898.
i PAYMENTS
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administration Meeting.

The friends of the Administration in Kent Coun-
~ are requested to meet at the Statehouse IN Do.
yer, Tuesday the 18th day Of July merit, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of appointing fifty
delegates to meet the delegates from Newcastle
and Sussex in general State Convention to be held
in Dover on said day, and to take such other mea-
sures preparatory to the next General Election as
NAV be necessary to the success of the Party.
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6 Cents Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber. living in Chrsana
Hundred New Castle County, on OF about the hrst OF April
ed WILLIAM WARNER CORNISH, about IA years old
rather slender built, with down cast look Whoever
secures him that get him again shall be entitled to the
ABOVE reward. William y. r1Li-ifo.
Anvil o. 1923 Sap
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65th DIVIDEND.

MAY, Cd, 1928.
The President and Directors Of the Bank of Del
aware, have this day declared a Dividend Of Zen
Dollars per Share, equal to five per cent for the last
six months, payable to the Stockholders or their e-
gal representatives on or after the 10th inst.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
May cd, 1928. 5-oaw4t
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GC.) Statement of tax levied in March, 1897. 70
NICE, the expences Of New Castle County for the ct.
rent year, and showing the errors, commissions, a.
aL,wencs Tor holding the Hundred elections, the
amount paid BY the Collectors 4 other sources and
balances still remaining due from them respectively
for the year 1927, this 9TH March, 1928.
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DRY GOODS,


Bought at the presen, low prices, suitable for the
present and approaching season, where they in
yite their friends and the public generally to call
and view for themselves. The assortment CON
sists of
Super Blue and Black cloths,
Do. do. do. cassimers,
Mddng and low priced cloths and cassimers,
Brown steel mixed and drab cloths,
Superfne satnes, various colors
Rose blankets white, red and yellow hannels,
Ga book muslin figured and plain, & book hankerchies
6 4 cambria and aconet misins,
Cd I'D Swiss muslin figured and plain,
Jaconet hdkfs GLOSS barred and bordered
Ga e. 4-4 plain and figured null null muslins,
Thule lac e and Grape leese,
Bobnett and thread laces and edgings,
Black and white lace ves
White and green gauze do,
Gros de zap silks, black. light and cross barred,
Blue black Florence,
Black italian n,antua, and satin leventines
White and black sans, h0rentine vestlnS,
White and black silk gloves,
White and black silk hose,
| Umbrellas and parasols,
/ Hoskin, beaver, and Yorktown gloves,
| Canton grapes and robes,
| 3D., - and "A Canton cavpe shawls
| White black and green Italian grapes,
! A handsome assortment OF fancy gauze,
| Grape leese and gros de nap hdkfs.
| Gentlemen and Ladies' white and coored cotton and
| white colored and ,riped linen and cotton drings
handsome assortment Of caIcoes chin,zes, Gnghalns
| and bapteste,
| 7-S and "A irish linens and long lawn
| l0.4, 8-4, "a & Ga Denmark table linen,
| Russia sheetings, beached and brown,
Porter sheetng, Osnabug Canvass, Pit'sburg and Glen
VILE Cords
| GA and "a oil cloths,
Bonnet cap, waist and shoe ribbon,
Bla1s, tapes, bobbins and patent thread, assorted
Black silk and ban1anna hdkfs.
Linen cambria, and linen cambria hdkts.
Together with general assortment of Domestcs, such
as plsids stripes, musns checks, bedtick'ng bed bot
toms &C. all of which they will sell ON the most reasonable
lterms 10S-law CIV
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Wilmington. May fst, 1925.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16
Notice to Stockholders.

MAY. I'd, 1928.
An election will be held at the Banking house Of
the Bank of Delaware, on Monday the Second day OF
June next between the hours of two and five O'Clock,
p. NJ for nine Directors to serve the ensuing year.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
May 2, l82S 5-oaw4t
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Books !...BOOks!

JUST arrived, and now on sale, at the cheap
Bookstore, at No. 81, harket-Street
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
BOOKS-amo which are elegant gilt fam
ily Bibles Prayer Books, gilt and plain, Psalm and
Hymn books, great variety, Village Hymns, Ciark's
Commentaries, Biglands history OF animals, very
superior colored Epgravngs, London Literary Sou
yener, new Letter Writer, Morgan's Masonry, La
test, &c. &c. sc.
NUSTC-conssting of the most approved
pieces for the Piano, Flute, sc.
Addisons ever pointed pencils, So
Cutlery, and Pocket books,
Gold paper and cdging,
Embossed, Morocco and plain papers,
Tissue and Rice papers,
Bristle board, fine,
Turtle and Spanish she'll combs,
Elegant Engraving,
Carmne, and Paint Boxes,
Black and Red ink, &c. sc. &c.
The above articles, with most others IN our line
are offered lower than even our former prices-ant
as low TO say the leasD as they can be had an.
where. R. PORTER + SON.
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NeaV- Castle County, set.

NeaV. Castle County, set.
do certify that the preceding is true copy OF
the settlement with the County Treasurer for The
year 1897, as returned to the Levy Court by the
Committee appointed for that purpose.
, In testimony whereof, l have hereun-
}SEAL{ to set my hand and affixed my seal Of
eO~~O> Office, at New Castle, the 50th day OF
April, A. ID. 1923. I. STOCKTON
Clerk Of the Peace.
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$4,000 80
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Received from Collectors for 1927.
George Forwood, B. Wine, II. lO42 Al
John Erwin Christiana do. 1889 OF
Henry Whiteman, M. C. do. 1878 so
Nathaniel E. David, Pen. DO $50 90
James Robinson, w. c. c. do. 595 96
Henry Bowman, N. Castle, do. 800 So
Thomas J. Clark, r. Lion, do 1856 SO
Edward G. Janvier 81. Geor do eo6 Ct
Elias S. Naudain, Appo'k. do. 557 10
Wilmington g. Philad Turnpike aoooo
Co. rent ofNamans c. Bridge '0'
Received of Old Balances.
r. Galbreath's ADS in full of 1926 l72 81
Alexander Porter ditto ditto 1882 81
| John Clark ditto ditto 1879 so
! James Robinson ditto ditto 19 rs
Nathaniel E. David ditto ditto 81 So
Andrew Barnaby on act. of ditto 1856 10
Thomas J.. Clark in full of ditto 1872 &c
Edward G. Janvier do. ditto SO 90
Elias S. Naudain on ac. of John Lat
tomus dec ofAppoq'k Hundred
on account OF 1895. 492 36
Ne'ah. Delapain IN full for 1928 Is o8
Sam McIntire by At. or &C 1926 aga 90
X. Galbreath's adm's in full ofdo. 81 10
Abraham S. Ewes on &C. of 1924 10 90
Thomas Naudan ditto of ditto % IS
A. M'Murphy's adms on ac. 1895 LOG 70
B, .ns 4 ts% "a syds the 1sa T's'-
-sl5, 300 80
i (B) Statement of the balances due to and from
Newcastle County at this time to wit
Balance in Treasury as per statement A. 83544 90
Due from William Vandegrift, bal
ance of tax for 1920, with interest 1888 SO
Robert Ogle 1891, ia AZ
Thomas Naudain, 1924, SO SO
William Anderson, 1924, 800 06
! Abraham S. Ewes 1924, AZ 68
S. M'Intire, 1925, 100 So
Andrew M'Murphy, 1926, 5a2 90
John LattOmus, 1926, 283 65
Andrew Barnaby, 1926, 2l8 GA
Balance of taxes for 1897, due
from the Collectors as per state
ment c, 2697 &c
---4602 81
u 8Sl46 g.
y Due from the County, uiz.
Balances unpaid Of Appropriations by
Levy Court to this date,
: Due Bank Of Delaware on Treasurers
0. Promissory Note, $1,000
"Treasurer of Wilmington Bridge
ri Company, 1900
! ".Wm. Seal on Treasurers Note l545 II
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

OAINh Ut DIN NINA,
May lst, 1928.
THE Directors of the Bank ofSmyrna, have thi,
day declared dividend for the last six months, at
the rate of six per cent year. The same will be
paid on or after the 18th instant
By Order
5-4t S. II. HODSON, Cashier.
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CARDS, HAANNS, sc.

WILL BE DONE IN EITHER
BLACK, RED, BLUE, or GREEN INK,
With neatness and despatch, at the Office of the
Delaware Journal, No. 81, Markets.
N. B. All orders will be attended to with prompt
ness.
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A new and 9 HE AP Retail, and Wholesale
GrOcery Store,


corner Of Market and High Streets where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the following
articles with all others kept at any establishment
of similar character.
s,,rars Coffee Teas Anniseed Cordias
pepper, Aspice, Gloves, Sugar House Moiasses,
Nutmeps West India do.
Mustard Ginger Bengal s. Winter strained Oil,
Spanish Indigo, Summer do. 90.
Chocolate OF lst & 81 quality, Common oo'
Sweet Oil in bottles & Fssks, Coarse Salt,
Rhode Island pine apple 81 Ground DO
Sapsaso Cheeses, Fine DO.
Cognac andy & Hol. Gin, Mackerei, NO l. y d IN
Jamaica Spirits and American barrels and ha'f barrels
Brandy, Rice and Barley
North Fast Rum & Am Gin ALMONDS, Raisins and Figs,
Madeira & Port Wine, Spermacet, mould and dpt
Lisbon g. Tener,ffe do, Candles. With assert
Sherry s. Malaga do. ment OF brooins bruSh'
Life of Man, Perfect Love es, &c, &C.
Cinnamon, Peppermint &
n. i. Country produce, taken IN barter, and
sold on commission.
GEO. LOCKYER.
Wilmington. May fst, 1925. 4-3m
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.
Brig Beaver, Wijhan, % DAYS from Surn,m, to
J. F. L;ppitt. Brig Pioneer, Freeman, from Bos.
ton, arr 9Th Jan Left, Juniper, Parsons, to sail ne
18th; William, Crosby, waiting cargo; Jane, Fos-
ter, do; William, Kendall. loading, unc; -,
Proctor, waiting cargo; Sail Hope, Of this port,
Just arr.
Schooner Gibraltar, James, from Norfolk, with
corn, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Canton Grape, Spencer, from Nantucket,
with oil and candles.
Sloop Reformation. Pratt, from Newport,
Slosp Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Sloop Industry, Bugbee, from Tauntoa.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Slosp Commerce, Whaley. from Newport,
Sloop Argonaut, Borden from Troy.
Thursday, Feb, T..
Schooner Eliza Ann. Otis. from Wilmington, with
lumber, Nc. to r. F. Lipptt.
Sloop Amity, Munro, from New York, with NOR
chaldize, to 9. Townsend Il 20. Overs & Manton,
O. Over & co. C. Allen Congdon & Sons, a..
Waterman, Seth Adams, Jr. and Others.
Sloop Franklin, Brown, from Pawcatuck.
Sloop Eneline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Amelia. Simmons. from Somerset.
Sloop Factor, Williams, from Taunton.
FRIDAY, Feb. 8.
Schooner Hiram, Baker, from Baltimore, with
whiskey, to E. Darlington & Co. and corn to the
master.
Sloop Reindeer, DAYS., from Troy.
Sloop Superior, Child. 20 hours from New York,
with dry goods. brandy, iron. wool, butter, Sc. to
Martin Stoddard, e. J. Mallett,J &C. Howell. WIN
Blodget y Co. G.. Allen, n. n. Stafford, Daniel
Arnold, and others. The brig wm Henry, Cole, IL
days from Matanzas, arrived at Warren, this aner.
poon. The sloops Empress, Thayer, and Alone,
Child, hence. for New York. sailed from Newpor,
his morning.
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I AT AuCrx0JG.


Psme judicial Court, besaa a.d hoiden a. Psvtiaad,
adhta and for the eoaaty Of CnabefIand,s on fhc 1rse
IacsdQy " Norember, "a The tear VI our Lvra eAs
tsepsaad eight hanarsd asd tpsEs g-segen,
slew, " illafn tnlb, u Sebago, In said
II county, Esauiie, and sally Itch, Of the same sebagJ,
widow, rs they le Administrators Vi, and interested IA te
hsirts VI joseph FUN, late Vi said sebago, wLci, wns iLr-
nelly a pal! Vi BALDWIN, deceased, tbai on Me tweiiy. INIT
day Of September, A. u. eighteen hundred and twelve, on;
ceased, In ms llc tine, made, executed and DELIVERED q 10
said Joseph Fitch, then also IN full life, a ceTtam bond, uadeI
Tie IIaIa and ed u iLc said Jones, wicre.n IL Wa ag,ced
that the said Jones' should convey 10 the said Joseph Each
Ia fee, two certain hos II land, situated IN said keblg0, which
was formerly u pan vi Baldwin, beng Los numbered sx
and seven, IN the third nnnse est in said town, containing
two hundred acres, provided Tire said Joseph al 0ld pay, u
cause Ia be paid, Ia tie slid Jones, several sums Of money,
particularly specified IN sid bond, az will more fully appsI
BY Tie same bond Beic!. Gogu u be Lrduced, and nc this
time therein specified, and according ~ sundy notes q
interest. The Sid s. Hmm and Sdiy Fitch further repro
sent, that the sad sums have ali teeh pad and receiyed, II,
fil satisfaction Oi tie cuEGi.lons and aipulatioIs IN said
bJnd and notes Continued. but IL said Abel Jones, de-
ceas;d, before making said co,veyan c Of said lots VI land,
and that Julia u. Jones, widow of said Abel, and joiii
Nafdwell, and John How, Esquies, are Administrators Of
hs, said Abel Jones' Estate. Ai.a %fuitLcr, thai aid Joseph
Fitch las deceased, luiy.ng sMo " l.ialn Fitch, Rchafd
Fitch, Luther Fitch, Zaeisf.sL Fitch, Juhn Fitch, Dctscy
FanswOrh, Sibyl Potter, Sally Faulsworth, and the chi-
dren Of Rebecca whitney, and Abigail Fitch, his legal heirs.
said Judia d. Jones, John WaIiwell, aud john Howe, may
be authorized ~ make 20 the said heiIs Of the said Joseph,
deceased, a good aud valid conveyance Of said lots u Ind,
agreeabiy 10 the tenor Of said boma, and as ly law provided;
aud ~ In duty bound, &c. WILLIAM FITCH, '
SALLY FITCH.
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.Nsp Duties. The Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Commerce has reported a bill, al
tering the duty on Wines imported into the
United St les. The following is the substance
Of its provisions:
On the Wine Of France, Germany, SPAN,
and the Mediterranean, when imported in
casks. unless specially enumerated, fifteen
cents per gallon. On Wines Of all countries,
when imported in bottles or GASES, unless
specially enumerated, on Vines Of Sicily, on
Malaga and on all Wines not enumerated,
whether imported in bottles, cases or casks,
thirty cents q gallon. On Sherry and Madeira
Wines, whether imported in bottles, cases or
casks, fifty cents per gallon.
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In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Pickering, Mr.. THOMAS BRowN, 10 Miss
HANNAH H. BEAN, all Of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. DR.. Edes
Mr.. DUKE RANSOM, to Miss LYnIA T. ARNOLD,
al Of this town.
In Pawtucket, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Greene, Mr.. JOHN c. TURNER, to Miss
6ABRiNA BAKER.
In Middlesex, Yates county, N. Y. Mr.. GEORGE
@. ARNOLD, Of YatOsvills and formerly Of Rhode
islsnd,t 4 Mss CHARtorrE CRAFTS, Of the for
nsr place.
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STATE OF cosSEcTIcur,
Dece der Term.

VtN"tdW NUN' Iy NVhIID IHI.
ASynEREhS loBN Mills, Of Thompson, in sal
w c amy, Lxccl;,r Of the last VIII and Testament
OF nathaniel Mlih, dcceacd, brought his certain pe,iiun,
bearing date, neceHlni .jth, A. 10. IT, 4, ietturable bef, re
SAID Couri, setting tIf,h, that ne EleaZer Fellows deceased,
formerly of s%intluicId, "a the Stale of Rioee-Islandl Ike
cJicd u Motr &c Decd, On the .Uth day Of november, l5l2,
ol part GA dSesins house, and the lands On which IL senls,
situated IN snd Thompson, Ia secure the payment Of \ Ger.
tain EUG Of hand OF SlJi "a ocnis, and the Interest there e
due 10 said Nathaniel And that said deb, remains uppair,
aud far exceeds ip value Of said premises, and praying said
Court 10 limit SIge time beyond which the Heirs, Admins
tiaJrs and Assigns of the said Eleazer, should no luDgcr
have light 10 redeem said m~utglaed premises. Which Pc,
titiJn, by legal removes, hath Come 10 this term.-Ordered
by shid Court, that notice Of the tendency Of this petition ba
~puhlishc, in tn WindGGm lOuhty .adrsrtiser, published ut
BDokiyn, and in the Literary Cadet, published al frovi-
fore the session Of tins Court, ia March next. yAtfest.
February .. DAVID g. BOLLEs, Clerk.
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ST1TE OF MINE.

CUMBERLAND Sat- the supreme Judicial Court, boz
gun and holden al Portland, within and for tie equity If
Cuin,erIaDd, ot The first Tuesday Of November, la tie year
Of uur Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven.
Upon the foregoing petition, Urdered, Tiit the petitioners
give notice b. hil persons iI.efe-ied In the prayer tLercaf, "
appear before The justices Of our Supreme Judicial CUlt, Ia
be holden Ill Portland, On the frst Tuesday of llay nexf, by
publishing an attesied copy of SAID pciuon, and this order
thereon, three neeks ~saeessSice y, la either OF tire paIblic
Newsplpcis pr nted In the town of Providence. in tie stat,
Of Rhsie-isi.ni, re last publication IL be thirty diys dt
,e.st before The sitting Of sad Court, thai they may tlei
rrl there, IN Our said Count, siew cruse, il any they Laye,
why the prayer Of SAID pcttion should not BE- grated.
q true Copy Of the petite, AID order Of the Court.
.Atts:. WlLLIhd 4. VAUGHAN, ClTa.
FeLru1rv r.
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Deaths.

In ihi, tswn, on Tuesday evening last, LEWIS
TvhPiN, a man Of colour, aged 81.
Same day, AMELIA ALDRicH, infant daughter OF
Mr.. Daniel Angel.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. JOHN HoUcHroN.
aged 81.
Same evening, PRIscrLLA, infant daughter of,he
Rev. Professor Alva Woods,
Same evening, GILBERT SMITH, infant son Of
Mr.. Gilbert 8. Aldrich.
In Swanzey. Mr.. JOHN CHASE, aged about SO
years.
In Diehton, Miss Polly SrASDIsH, aged 56-a
ineal descendant of Miles Standish.
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A FAIR CHANCE.


For a Practical Farmer, or a g%eatiemaa retiring from
business, aud rishing o healthy eoxntry residenGe, good
sociug, apd a rieasGnt situation.
HNOR Sale or 10 Let, and possession givep ~ the LIST If
u AIsil--A valuable FARM, pleasantly situated, In the
town OF Vrenthan, State of Massachusetts,, on the WoTcta-
ter Post Road, about half way between Boston and PrOvi-
dence known formerly as the Lewis Whiting Farm. said
Farm il well apporioned with meadow, iillage, pasture,
moving and wood Land: with extensive old and young
Orchards, of nearly every variety OF Apple Trees.
The place Is well watercd with living springs and running
watef and has kept 20 head Of cutie the year ~thrpugh.-
The Buildings are nearly new, well built, OF The best mate
rails, and well finished in modern style. II has two wells
OF the very best water, Gle OF which u in the house.
The Buildings consist OF an elegant two tory house, about
36 by - Ect, with an T., or kitchen; a wood louse building
OF same length n houec, on one end n dancing hall bald
ing, two stories high, 10 feet by 20, well finished, on the
other end % the house n barn about ~ by ~ ist, with an
cr shed, botl, two stories high with good corn house, and
other out buildings.
All of which arc nav occupied rs n Tavern, called the
TRAvELLER's HosH-it being a good Tavern stand, stu
ated al the junction Of two tc'ds, about hnlf why hstween
Wrentham and franklin Meeting HOSES.
There will he sold, ~ let, with the Farm, from ITO 70 $50
acrcs ofIsnd, M may lie agreed on,
For particular information Of the place, rlcase Apply to
WILLIAM WmrAxER, on the premises, " 10 Mr. IlEnvr
WHIrIso, near tho same; of 10 Captain JasEs FosTrR.
Messrs. ADAMS FosTER, OF II. r. FosrEn.
Fm particulars and terns, apply 10 tho suhecribor, al his
stecc, No. 80, Broad street, West sidc,. Pnv'ience.
January 20. SAMUEL WARNbR.
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Me- w EDODN

HARVEY CLARK, No. ~, North Main-si;eot, Is this
day opening, a lot Of Dry Goods, which have bean
purchased M Boston, and viii b. sold It such prices ~ eau-
not fan 10 suit puIch ,se,s; aliohg WHICH are
Bl.-h, blue, steel mixed and Olive Bfuadclotlsj linen
c4lbric nanikercnieis MusLls a. silk flag Hancker-
CT Els lace r:dgIxsj Caiicocs Imperial Cords French
Ira Ct Buttons sewing SILKS, Tw ISIS, &C. &c.
NJ. On hand, Ready made Clobing. Any Cloths, Cas
m q, &C. ., Id by the subscriber, made in the b0t man
ner, az. II sinrt notice, II requested.
i.i,ninrt y
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DUMFRlEs REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

IJ.EW CASE OF A - kE.sG
"BosroS, NoyEMBER gath.
SiR,-ihe Pile ointment and Laciuary laIely had Of
- you has had IN excellent effect Lave been troubled
for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy
ttat would compare with yours. The late attack was q &c
we're one, but live relief was almost lmniedrle. take great
pleasure in communicating this 10 you, tor tie benefit Of any
who may b. suffering under ~ paintula dsea o.
L Il
MA. KIppER:"
TIE or.g,nai letter may be seen at the Counting Room
Of the PROPRIETOR.
pr1he Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends 1t with
the fullest confidence, AS one VI the most valuable remedies
yet discovered, for the cure Of the piaiul and facilitating COM
plant OF the Piles lie deems il unnecessary u publish any
other than the foregoing testimonial IN is favor. THIS remedy
has more perfectly answered The 'puipose i"r which II - MI
tended, than any other now IN common use, and affords mn
mediate and permanent reiieC, both from the disorder Itself, q
It's accompany ing symptoms Of pam IN tile loins, Vertigo, head
ache, loss Of appetite, Indigestion, and other narKs 1T debility
The remedy Is quite innocent, and may lie administered 10
all ages and both sexes. PLAIN and ample Directions with a
desc rption O. the complaint accompany each package, wlieh
consists oil trO bO1eS, one containing an Ointment, and Tie
other an Eieeiaary.-irce 81 iur both Articles, or but 50
cents where but one only IL wanted.
- Prepared and sold Wholesale, together with IN" Con
way Medicine, - by the sOe Proprietor 4. kiDDER, AT his
Counting Room, over No. 10, corner Of Court and Hanover
sti,ct, and rtailod by his SPECIAL appointment, by lie fol-
Dwlng Druggists. J. EALcH and JonN ii. MASON X Co.
Providence, X. l.. February ..