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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
SpAenAia Furniture.

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, Etng' meri oo0'
to the corner Of aJye1 street,
SS7As on hand, and constantly manufactures q gen
~ raj assortment OF
rtSHnNgBLE CABINET FURNI1UfE,
which fnr elegance and durab,lity,deiIe' coniPeu"'"
His stock. generally, consists ~
Creecian and plain sofas and lounges
,,.hor,ny and other drawing room chafs
Grecian, winged and single wardrooeS
Gothic, and various other s'deHIa'oS
p;ertab,es. with marble and mahogaHySoPs
pillar and block dining. card and BREAKFAST tapie'
n;,,o claw do do do 90
Plain 90 w do
ladies' dressing tables, with mirrors
n;,,o voyks,ands and music stools
MT aud qcn,,emen's cabinets, secretaries y DOCK
Dr. ~ o,ber bureaus leases
w.sb,,apds. with marble and mahogany top
Mahorany, bird eye, curl maple and conn 1eds'eaHs
cr;bs and cradles-with every other article III 'he
cabinetlDe.
LIKEWISE, :.
u o"" Co. h.1d railing [venier
sackine bottoms, cords, copai varnlsh, &c
TURNING NEATLY EXECUTED.
THE above articles will b. disposed OF on the mos'
r.asorable terms for cash, orto tunctnai persons
A very liberal patronage from Washington Ih9".'s
me IN saw. that ! will send furniture to any putohas
IN tLat CITY. free ofa'i charge. Jde H--1t-Mon'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Msnuiac

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manulac-
tory.
VAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,.has on nsnu,s nI
will constantly keep at his old STAND on ~
- alexaudria, g at the corner OF loth ST. e""s'
r.n;. Avenue Westinghouse genera asso '. l..
,hs mo., fashionable and durable Furniture, w"." ~
Vii warrant equal, if not superior IN quarry, ""
"uor ofTered in the District:-Consisting IN part
Grecian. winged and plain wardrobes
co,h;c' nedestal end and plain sideDoards
n;,,o- with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing 90 book cases
Iad;es, and Gentlemens' secretaries anu ooA
~ ,ahies with marble and mahogany tops
p;SIsr and claw dining, breakfast and cara 'ao'Is
plain do do oo
Ladies work stands =
shaving and candle do ,
yWash stands with marble and Mahogany eoP'
Grecian Sofas
Wns;c stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
portable writing desks &c er;.hlv
with a~reneral assortment OF bedstesas al 81
III VA msborany, maple and stained "oous' 49,.
~h;ch will be sold as low for cash as they t-
chased ofthe same quality at any ooher
u a. assortment of st Domingo and BAY OF n"srans
nar.nv a part of which is suitable TOT hA"I I =
sarn sawed curl and shaded veneers, eopa, a..
~ ofa superior quality, sacking bottoms, &C.
MS" = THRNIMa AND CAHVAA1a ,,
Handsomely executed '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Wheat WaMteA.

rHE subscriber having again rented the r Ins ~.
u;uT two miles from Alexandria resPecuu"y 80,
,;.;,s cali from farmers and Others who have " m.r.
for sale, and will at all times give the s; A,era ;, hi. Min
ket price for good wheat 1t ae', wi1l as above named
on a1s a. wishes to purchase wheat at his Wsrehouse aE AeA
andria.
7mo 23-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Grain and Plaster

TIME subscriber have formed : eopsrias and Deco.
qs,. ~ ssds s; f. { nsns sf ahs bring s, s '.Has fsi sale %
either o. .n w;Il 4. all times be furnished at oes0qu no'
.i fai n1sa,sr :. either in the rock or ground, on very ~ No
derate terms: John H. JANNEY.
;uly l2Atf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Hiankets, etc.

An Pairs rose blankets and 6 pieces milled drab
~ cloths, for sale at Baltimore prices, I'LL Thurs.
day next, when, if not disposed of previously, l am
directed to reship them. They may be seen at the
auction store.
have on hand, and expect to be supplied during
the season., with, Coarse Upper Leather, suitable for
negro wear, and SHALL soon receive Country tanned
Sole Leather, which I will sell as low as can be had
in town, either for cash or on the usual credit. Coun.
try merchants are invited to call
GEO. JOHNSON.
sent Janne,' = wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
For Sale,

NEGRO WOMAN from the country, abou, ~
n .sars olJ. without child or husband.a good piar"
coot! washer and ironer. Enquire OF Mr.. james 6 ~
Kerr, atwhose house she may De see"' :u,v d
peake.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
George White,

Uu.v1NC taken an Auction License and the store
on King.street, lately occupied by Geo; 1o %Egs
of1rs his services 10 the pHb o.u a. az . and homes. by
'a"n ...;nn :, business and earnest desire to please,
,o', meet with supper, from a generous public: ., him
We has ON hand various articles transferred 10 mam
hv his nredecessor, which are offered for sale at lowest
limits, and will gladly receive consignment o. ., any
hind whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Rou\ting Cloths

Cloths, which added,o "y former srs st TO-, .s1e a, low.
assortment very good, al Of which ARE Re 90. ob,sinei in the
e. prices tha, .he Se eo" m;1 Herss and others. will be par
ticularly attended to. IONA. JANNEY.
zmn 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

Wine, Whiskey, etc.
yNNHE subscriber has on hand and offers for sale at his
Il. Auction Store,
barrels old wG,,key, ate aHu "~"
ID do high proof do
So do common do
Is do vinegar
I hid and 2 barrels Jamaica rum
l elegant plated sword ~
few pieces broadcloths, cslleoes and s'r.pe'
I niece French drill, 1 do cotton cashmere
Rack silk cravats and hdkts
Gen,lemen's shoes and pumps
ladies' black morocco do, ch''are"S
White and black wool hats
Snanish and half Spanish segars, parasoi'
pr,taI,s cake and canister backing
franklin stove, ten plates l sideboard, bureau
dozen rush-bottom chairs
4 second hand bedsteads
Kin skins and br,dle leather r..
BLACK and russset do, some stout and su'so'e y
negroes shoes ho,,
A1so-A collection of BOOKS, comprising about
| 500 volumes. yu,rp .uct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
YO Aet,

"A The brick store at the corner OF frnos ~ ~
gD5ssa Union streets, recently occupied by Messr'' L.
& u. Chamberlain,
ALSO,
- The brick store on Fairfax street. reoe"" I.hsv
-sEEsl cupled by Messre;c e. nnssass;on given
will be rented i0"' ~" WIN. FowLE & co.
applyto
.ur
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
aug27
Nyeing EstabAisMmen ut.

La eyitique est disco, mais rari est d :Gle,s or.. re.
.nas,f"IIv informs the public that he is prepared
70 exeeute ali orders in his line of business with neat assh
r ness sand and dispatch. His assortment of the most ,, fash fash.
rant them to stand equally well "a any in Europe and
He will bleach Lace, Gsuze' &c d rIMo's silk, merino
ap% other - sbawIs, without injury to the border. ne
a aolors IN Haas also, so tina, they never fade or turn rusty
I oau honnets and hats cleaned in the first style.
Far the accommodation Of his customers "a WASH,
ington, goods may be lei. with MI, ma0, .o whose ese': ad.
yania Avenue, opposite the fahora'""'
dress they will always be sent. .vrr.r
French Dyer and scourer'
N. b. ohe u aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
dentistry.


y NEL most respectfully informs the j
.I.xandr;a and it's vicinity, that he con-
,Iu,;es to perform all operations on the teeth VIZ
Cleansing Ertrdcling, Sc,. v,.,
~ over the Lottery Office, two doors East
Of the Franklin Hotel. J. H. Il. grateful tor me ehnt in
raj patronage he has already sses,rsa, nope" to- endeavor
as sssa ssigu; n. and attention, together with ample prep.,
r y asn.D to perform all the duties of his profession To- thus hss
ra.on; ~ , continuance of their support. In mus
n1lp";nr himself before the public, he assures tnem . n y
b;srefsrences will be satisfactory, and ms chA'sS
81. ,,so informs, the public that he can supply mS S " J
with SUPERIOR dentriGce-also he can reo0mmenu n, q
Sovereign Remedy for the Tooth-Aehe e. .e IN sMe%' !,
has never failed to destroy the nerve 'e s;se o, ne n ease,
OUT 'Sws the necessity of attracting unless VINE"
the tooth was enure,y Ut ~ aug 26
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

-l,c feared precipitation, and dreaded
tho possibility OF awaking from his en-
chanting dream, but the smile that light
ed up his features when she addressed
him, was too apparent 10 be mistaken
and the deepening OF the rose on Elias
cheek, whenever he appeared, soon re-
vealed the fale, that her pure and guile
less hear, was all his own
lie at last came to the resolution Of
confessing the secret of his heart, and
Ella received the avowal with a tlmid
biush--she spoke not, but the lneffable
soflness and innocence OF the smile she
gave him, spoke in sweeter language
than words could tell, all that no could
wish. The marriage 500 after took
%place-and it was pronounced by all,
who saw the bride, that she had never
looked more lovely. Mr., Nerton declar-
cd himself the happiest Of the happy
and her father embraced her with tears
OF Joy, of pride, and appreciation.
They spent a few days OF uninterrupt-
ed bliss at Cleveland Hall. Ella gave a
splendid ball to the loved companions oil
her youthful sports, ere she accompanl-
cd Mr.. Beverly to the metropolis, and
such was tho winning sweetness of her
smiles, ard resistless kindness of her
manner, that her delighted friends de-
ciared in tho JOY of their hearts, thai
the elegant Mrs Beverly still retained
the lovely simplicity of Ella Cleaveland
MARIA.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

The original poem, which we shall presently proceed t
cqy, was written in reply to an eIision published NJ oni
rayt {. the 9th instant, signed Mar, and addressed u w
L. We give place to il wdh mach pisrsnrc, anil brg leave
to say t. ~ au,kr, that we should be glad 10 hear from hr
oeen. lie e,iacr5 no Hnll shIe Of pociicai tact and talent
t,,argh one or two oshis lines, ae liailcto severe criticism
Tue subject ON which he writes, Is one Of Interest, ant
though we are proud Of our friends production, we weult
s.g,ci To him, whether ii were no, better to condne mat
tes Of love and ~courtsliip to the closet, rather uin expos
them In the columns Of public newspapr! Notwitlstand
ins these remarks, we thank our friend for his favor, am
stlH be- happy to publish his poems, az often as be Is please
., send them, whether they be written on the subjects o
Love, Murder, N~atrimony, or Suicide:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

FHSHE subscriber has AIKEN an officc at No.
1874 North Nam street, for the purpose
of establishing a general Intelligence Office liz
this town, similar establishments have been
productive of giving early information to all
those deslrous Of obtaining places OF employ
ment IN all the populous cities and towns in
the United States. and he natters himself that
by proper attention to the business he shall
receive the patronage of the inhabitants in this
town and its vicinity
A situation rs Bar kee. er, is wanted by q
young man, who is capable every way qua.if-
cd, and can give the best Of reierences-nppiy
as above. JONAH MOORE.
ian 20 Il J.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

A blue stocking lady, whose volubili-
ty Of tongue was not the most edifying
and amusing imaginable, told her spouse
she should spurn the restraints of GUS
tom, and initiate the philosophy Of antiq-
.uity--'Do my DEAR replied the husba d,
. and let Xenocrates be your pattern---
for he devoted a great portion OF the day
to silence
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26


WILLIAM WALL,
HRFFERS for sale at his Store, No ls,South
ain-st.
2 hhds Jamaica Run. pure as imported,
10 or casks Lisbon Wine
5 do Teneriie
I0ebhls N. 0. Sugar
5'bags Coffee .
70 quintals Goldfish
20 casks Raisins
25 bbls Canal Flour :
1000 lbs Dried Apples
6 boxes Citron
s5 do u,mcgs
rs do Cloves
20 chests Tyson, Young Hyson and Sou
chong Teas
20 bbls Gin
10 casks Sweet Malaga Vino
Is hhds GLASSES
500 gallons Winter Oil
400 bs Zante Currants
AS complete an assortment of Groceries, as
ever offered for sale in this market.
Jan 23
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
THE ~INSOLVENT A W

NHERE will be published, IN the course OF
Il two OF three weeks. and be offered for
sale AT ali the Book Stores, in this town, AN
Essay on the ~INsoLvENF LAWS OF Rhode
Island; by A CITIZEN OF Providence;
price i6 cents. The pamphlet will contain
about forty pages, and will develop facts, con-
nected with the Insolvcnt Laws of the State
which Will develop undreampt of acts of cruel
ty, and Of cold bloodod oalculation--suscopr.
Bile of proof which will stagger human Gre
duliy. 3t Jan %.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

EpMEsros.
There IL Il lone scTles,er'd place
Ey pilcid Kcn's rncand'riug strcam--
A spot that time s,Llil ne'cT dctacr
From rcco,'ection's ~bTig!tcS gam!
O'crlajov;'J by Oh sycanorcs,
Tier. rests tie pious ant ;he go''1,
Wide many n ter his lssS d~epinftS,
And cousscEales his solitude!
His requiem, he Will birds sir-.
IT early ni.;rn ar evening" mud
I'roiu un;irc's harp his d,rg' u ;.rs ring
Mcri elosies for NGti.c's child!
10 " sculp;u7ei" stone lis yiltrYstcT--
Thcy afe a5cra,'d on ui1i.y Il lcNt;
a record lar mere dgrIhlr
Than sggilt that Oy rs man's graphic ad!
Meihinis I hear some swain %cXc'aln,
" Lille from his check he ,v,p's Tia tcas,
Thc p.Etar tiun, wiiJSe only alUi
WGs TO do god-slerp' sn!tiy here!
Tie kindly so.ii'd tie coach Of piin---
piiied the iheHhlrs. and the psNf-
Want never told liz tai in vain,
. Nc; mr.. with insults at ms dsr!
GA wild NV mourns the hphan Kind,
AMI b,aliy nio',rns the father dear;
Rit Heaven the sonowing htat, vii bind,
And kindly wipe thr iilial tear!
"rhc sliihf;an views with eye If filth
Tfr. fearless !aud--ile happy shore,
\. here friends that -cver'd were by drath,
Again shall mee;-lnd par, no more!
"Lcnc s,Nt round thee my flowers stIl bloom,
And bneLes mil |, thee gently FAM
The heart Is inoIltrrins IN the tomb,
That rlnw'i with love to tod AMI man
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
TO MARY


q think not that I e'cr coald tread
With lightsomc heart above thy gr1yc,
Or tint my gret worn heart " lead
To an the Joy thy friendship give:
q chcrishes with fond regret
The memory Of the hour We met,
When p.y imprisoned vow WI; given,
AMI thou wen all, my earthly hclveD.
Thu life my lingcr long and life,
Ere vet I sink IN denthly bod
AMI cold Indifference or hlie,
May q,Iench the fire thit youth had ed;
I eInno;, dlrc md, hope to find,
That boy &c henri, that pcaco 1T mind,
Which DER my life such pleasure east
While thu wcrt mlne-blt tlat IL past.
4 know c,o, hast ne feeling lc1
OF love for this fail heart 81 mlic
Know fbou'dst scotn Il, wruns, bclt
As IN by flthlezs Caroline.
Tier lovely form, her boauico1s ffce,
a1y waking fpIcy captive lei;
nm al her heart was hlnck and b1P,
And "a IL feelings pif were dead.
codld I recall the tirrc that's hown,
When inv rrr he1rt wss I'll my own,
INV trIssfrl were the nnric spcil. -,
Ih,s no fhon lny'.f nIe n1-farcwel! 4.
- .y-sf-y ~, Isss "'N'i
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
A 4

My youthful sIster-Katc-the beauty
of our lamily-the pet--though at years
Of w~omanhood, the ~plaything OF the
whole house; full Of youth, and joy, and
brightness; who that has once seen her
does not bless tho faculty Of memory,
wcrc it only for the power it gives him OF
recalling the lovely vision that tas fitted
before him. That bright hazel eye,
shining in a lisht of its own, the emana-
ton of a mind full of the widest imagin-
alton, the keenest perception of the lu-
dicrous; that perfect mouth, constantly
breaking into ~dinples, or curling with
the prettIes st scorn, that clear, animated
complexion, varying necessarily through
all shades allied to ~rose-color, from the
t~alntcst tint Of flesh-color, to the deepest
carnation; that arching neck, which
seems made expressly to toss gracefully
the naughty little head, how appropriate
arc all these to TINT anomalous creature,
a coquette by birth!-Ycs, am con
vinced Kate brought her coqnetry into
the world with her. She has a good stock
of affections too; bnt then they arc Law
lshed OH parents and other natural claim
ants, and all the warmth of her heart is
expended IN this direction. She once
had a three months preference for a
youth, whose kindred spirit made his
dark eyes actually dance in the splendor
of their WI sunshine. Circumstances
separated them; and a month afterwards,
Kate was moving through the usual pr
roaeHc of existence as lightly as ever
She remembers HIM occasionally still,
with a sigh SO blended with a laugh, you
understand whether she is melancholy or
testing. She corr all thought of loving
that is of being in love, with "a most
Beatrice like disdain; but she means to
marry, for all that she says. thorough
paced oman ofthe world, matrimonia!ly
bent, could not sport a happier latitude
%! indifference to youth or age, than my
lovely and inexperienced sister. The
medium through which she views the at
fractions OF her various admirers, is their
difference in personal appearance, or III
pleasing manners, but she has a keoner
perception Of the distinction between
three ciphers and four, in the annual
amount of a mans receipts, inusmuch ns
she comprehends that this must material
ly affect the modicum appropriated tn
his wile's expenditure, Doubtless Kate
will marry advantageously, and | am
not sure whether her chance Of happi-
ness, or comfort, is not greater than if
some OF her senslbilities were keener
Once united for life to a man ofsuficien,
weight to allow her to respect him, shs
has too much sense even to mar his &C.
lic:ty or her W by unbecoming levity,
nr the indulgence of her sarcastic hu.
mors. If she is somewhat irrascible,
she is extremely ~placable, if she is quick
at repartee, she is ut the same time abun.
dant in the tact which feels, in a mo-
ment, the point beyond which she must
venture. Altogether, a man may marry
Kate, without rendering his discretion
questionable, that is to say, if he have
tolerable temper end kindess.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VEVHE subscribers having been appointed by
u the Court of Probate for the town OF
Providence, Commissioners 10 receive and al
low the claims against the estate of Robert
Bowen, late of Providence, deceased, repre-
sented ,nsolvent, hereby give notice, that six
months from the 2lst. instant, are allowed the
creditors of SAID estate to bring in and prove
their respective claims against said estate, and
the Commissioners will meet at the office oil
c. f. %TilIinghast, on Saturday, the 2tsii OF
June, and Monday, the 2lst of July next, at s
O'Clock, P. NJ. for the purpose Of receiving,
and examining the claims against said estate.
GEORGE LARNED,l
S. A. CRAPO,
Jan 90
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
LARCIIAR g. HATCH

EEAVE just re ccIvod from New-York super
An. blue Cloths and Cassimercs one piece
of Scotch Plaid of n very superior quality
On HAND. per blue, black, brown,
and olive Cloths and Cassimeres Camblets
Outfits Coatings worsted and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers ; Flannels, Gloves, Hosie-
ry, and many other articles, suitable for the
season-with a small assortment ofrcady ma C
clothing for sale on liberia! terms.
ALSO,
For sale Pow, No. LOG, in the Universal!st
Chapel. Apply at NO. 8, Market Square.
ian % j.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

Sweetness Of temper, affection to her
husband, and attention to his interests,
constitute the duties of a wife, and form
the basis Of matrimonial felicity Tho
idea of power on either side, should be
totally banishcd.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
q L MDRTlON,

Most of our readers have probably read the following poem
written by Edward Morton. We copy it from tho Eat
s,aa, the Editor Of which paper, In giving IL publicity, II
marks 80 IfcYcr man died ofloye, it was Edward Morton
The lady to whom he became carly attached, was marie
O. n~nother.-Moton was psosen; Mt the %nilyriase, ant w;
never seen to smile afterwards. The lady, it Is said, W;
unhappy in her union, and did not survive it MANY years
Morton died some time ngo at Corfu. A portrait of the lad
was found in his portfolio, wrapped up in the following !iHe
saw thee weilei-tloud id't -
Within the sacred aisle,
Thy yolrg cheek in a bin 'hirg glov',
Tctyiyt a teua AMI smile.
Thy heart was c!l}l III maiden gce,
Uut he il lorel 50 iervcnuy
Mas ~faitiicss all tie while;
hate him for the vow he sInkH--
hale !lm for the yo" he bfuAe.
INA the love thlt co1lt not die,
TIA doubts, and hapcs, and ieir',
And buried all my misery
In socrccy and ieaT,j
And DAYS pissid on, aud fioll didit prire
The psnc ofnnrelliied lo'e,
E'ea In thine Gully yr.fs;
Aud thou diist die, SO fab and goa,
In silence and IN sohpiaS.
While IN VI wet living, 7 did ltia
Aftctiun's scc . 1iin5
III not haze sirjck'i thy ;nodes. pr.de
For all the world contains;
But thoi hast p:rilid, and the fire
That, ollel CHECKED could meek expire,
Again unhidden reigrs:
II Is no crime TO speak my vow,
Foy All thou cInst not hear II nov.
Thoa sleepnsi meath Thy lowly ston,,
'fha; dirk and drelmless sleep;
And he, thy loved AMI clisen ON
WHY gH,s he not 70 weep?
lie DOES not klcai where | have KNIT,
lie cannot feel what | lrIve ter,
The anguish still AM deep,
The p.iuful thoughts of what ms been,
Thc cankeI worm tint is not seen.
IN, las o'ct the dark ~b!uc.wave
Enconscioisly | rida,
NJ thoughts are lowering o'cr my gave
=" sail Is by thy side.
There Is one voice tl1t walls thee yeti
One hear, that caano. eer forget
The visions TINT have dict;
Anil ave thy form b buried ther"--
A dofbf,-an an.nsh,@ despair!
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LOST.

WATCH LOST.
Vi OST on the 9TH inst. near the store of
- Samuel B. Mumford, s. Co. South Water
Street, Providence, a double bottomed silver,
lever Watch No. 5236. Attached to the
watch was a steel chain and key; the second
hand of the watch, is of. Any person, who
has found said watch, and will leave it at the
store Of Asa Newell, No. lSS North Mans
or at the Office ofiho Literary Cadet, shall be
handsomely rewarded,
STEPHEN G. ARNOLD.
Jan 10 3t
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,
A NUMBER Of House Lots recently laid ou'
N on the land (formerly called Camp Hill, }
North east of Col. VIM. B!odget's on Ben,
State, and Field streets.-Title indisputablc
TO LET,
Several House Lots on Benefit street, oppo-
site TO, and next south OF Rev. W .Edes meet
ing house.
Also. A few do on Charles Field street,
would be let Oil reasonable terms Tor a term Of
years. For particulars apply TO
If J & &. HOWELL.
Jan "a J.. Ia, Canal Street.
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An anci. mt writer, speaking Of such
as are enemies of innocent amusements
says---Had these people tho government
of the word, they would deprive the
year Of spring, and ifo OF youth.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TViiE subscriber having been appointed A.!
u mjnistra.or on The Estate of ROBERT Bow
EN, late of Providence. -iereased, anI havlr
taken on himself that trust, by living boad a.
cordins to law, TO the Court of Probate Of ss'
town requests all persons indebted to the Il
tate of the deceased, to make immediate pa.
ment, AMI all other persons having 81 inns against
thu .ame, to present them for settlement.
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