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SALEM Dec 20. Arr brig st Michael, Page,
.(late Bartrtm, who remained on business) " DIS FIN
Patagonia. Left brig Combine, for Bahia in 3 or A
days.
Cid brig Gen jackson, Dewing. w Indies.
BOSTON Dec 30 Arr brig Hope, Long, Got
tenburg, Sd Nov. Sailed in CO with ship Franklin,
for Salem. Left, brig Harvest, Eldredge, for New
York or Newport in 7 ds. the only Am. Ships Geo
Champlin, Hudson. for Newport, and Glide, for
Portsmouth, sailed Z ds prev.
Cid ship Harvest, Lawton, ST Thomas; briggs To-
nedos. Loring, Malta and a market; Lucilla. Dick
son, Havana.
3lst cid ships London, Dryer, Charleston; Gold
Hunter, Gray, St Jago dc Cuba and Europe; Bos-
ton, Mackay, Liverpool; Charles Henry, Wlllcutt.
Havana and Europe; brigs James, Barker, Halifax;
George, Westcott, Havana; Moscow. Norris, Ma
.tanzas; schr Patriot, Cunningham, st Pierres.
lst Jan. arr schr Gentle, Howes, fr N York.
CID briggs Rover, Gould, for Martinico; America,
Cottle, N Orleans; schr Catharine, Linnekin, Will.
mington.
chard, "a ds I'm Turks Island.
18th arr brig Niagara, Dockray, IS ds FIN Guada-
loupe. Left no Am vessels at the Moo 10th INST
The brig Albert, Simonton, I'm Portland, had arr and
sailed for Marieealante.
Cid brig Harriet, Stallard, Havana.
NEW YORK Dec %. Arr bries Marshal, Mas
tiers, Is ds I'm st Barts Via Turks Island; Hanford,
Poarce, ST John N b; Coral, Wood FIN Charleston;
Onslow, Conklin, Swansboroagh N G; schrs Good
Hope, Chace, J~acquemcl; VIM Allen, Allen, Eliza
beth City.
Cid briggs Gov Endicott, Cook, East Indies; Sa-
.rah, MendeIl, St Thomas; schrs Spy, Patterson, for
Charleston; Hope & Esther, Crovell, for 81 Croix;
:Dighton, Dageett, East Florida.
29,h arr ships Mount Vernon, Snow, Liverpool
9Th Nov; Eliza Jane, Arnold, Antwerp via New
port; briggs Agenoria, DAVIS, Pernambuco 81; Mary
Cole, Fales, Mobile %, Miles SIand'sh. Hathaway
I'm Providence 9; scirs Ann Howard, Curtis. i'm st
Barts, Rum Key and Eleuthera; Ann Smith, Jayne
I'm Wilmington; Select, Tuttlc, Newbern; slcops N
York, Willard, and Herald, Brown, Providence.
Cid brig President Manning, Grafton, Whining
ton; schrs Lincoln, Hathorn, West Indies; Gentle,
Howes, Boston.
3Oth arr ship Statira, Wood, Savannah; brig Sa-
.rah, Ashford, Rio Grande.
Cid ships New York, Bennett. and Electra, Baker
Tor Liverpool; brig Mary, Jordan, Wilmington.
PHILADELPHIA Dec ~. Cid schr Henry
Clay, Hall, Providence.
29ih cid ships Chester, Storer, N Orleans; Ohio,
Garvin do; brig Commerce, Morgan, st Thomas;
schr Amelia, Beaufort.
3Olh arr briggs Scio. Donnell I'm Pensacola: Gala.
tea, Bailey, New Orleans; Eugene, Frazer, Leg.
horn via New York; schr James Monroe, Cruz, "a
ds I'm Truxillo.
Cid ships Csrolinian, Hswes, St Thomas; JuPi-
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DRY GOODS AT COST.

4. CHAPMAN, yR.-No. ~, Nesimiusier street,
G~NONTEMPL ATiNG n change in his business, win sct
" of his stock NJ cost, Wholesale ar retail. The stock
CONSISTS of II good assortment Of staple and fancy gods, lalr'..
selected IN New York and Boston, such rs new and fi-hi''a-
able plaid Silks; jet 4 blue-biack Italian Lusuing, black ana
white Satin; satln Levantires; Florence and Gros de Naples
silks; mierino, silk, imitation, and cashmere shawls; fancy
handkerchief, a good variety; Swiss Musins, some elegant
iy wrought; figured null and bouk huslins; plain Auslnis
Of all kinds; Cunlricks; Linens; Lacrs; Rtbbous; black
lace Vets; 50 black and white i|obbinet Lace, very dne;
Muslin ln.ertings; G%irg'nms; Caltcpe.; i,ombazets; flan-
nels; Palds; Cambrts; Blankets; BruidciuMhs, Cassinerss;
Vesiings; Gloves, Hosiery; &c. &c.
ALSO
One piece Ladies' blue Habit Clo.h, Of superix quality
This being u fresh stock Of goods, il presents 10 purchasers a
fine opportunity u supply themselves with spod sticios, 81
pi1ue coat. 7w Dec 10
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MORGAN ALIYEIII

aFrom ths Loing lips cfths dead ssGuu ''-monoAE
TUNHE Masonic Fraternity, and tre world, may now he
N come Possessed Of 81 The facts, - STANCE ashley are, by
purchasing I" MoRoASiAyA, of the wonderful NE ana terri.
lie death Of Mo- gam said Ia be wsiiten by " HihssLv,"
aad Illustrated By numerous Z" Grithoisphie Pisies.'
This book disrloses facts, WATCH. from their singular and
astonishing nature, seem aim vt beyond belief, but" Every
circumstance. well attestej, n true these facts are well at-
tested, Therefore this book u true - Yids MoR0AStASA.
Every person who feels, or WIN ever seh, an interest IN
The :" sumnge abduction OF Morgan" and MI whose facial
muscles are nnnoved by the nsrfation Of the common, or
even the most surprising events Of life, should Immediately
Obtain one 90 mole Of the remaining few copies of =" Mos
oASIANA," the principal par Of them having bcen sready
purchased by the Masonic brethren In this State, Connscii-
cut and Massachusetts. Sold II No. 60. Westminster street,
only, and al present, only at retail, In order To accommodate
thase in town ard vicinity. Jan
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PORT OF
ARRlV ED,
1"

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, December 81.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
THURSDAY, January l.
Sloop Herald, Hall, 2 DIS fr New York, with -four,
iron, rum, alum &c. 10 s Adams Jr, L Dyer Il Co.
J Congdon & Sons, Dyers s. Manton, and others.
Sloop Empress. Thayer, 2 DIS fin New York. with
coal, whiskey, rum, hemp, ashes. stoves &c. 10 A
Pike,J Congdon & Sons, J Andrews, Wheaton r
Anthony, and others.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Commerce, Whaloy fr South Klngstown.
Steam boat Connecticut, Tomlinson from New
York.
FRIDAY January 2.
Schr Ahira, Hall, A days from Philadelphia and z
I'm the Capes, with wood to Il Farnum.
Sloop Huntress, Smith, fin New York VIA New
port, with rye and -four to s Adams Jr. and w II
Greene.
Sloop Advice. fin Bristol.
Sloop Mary, Westcutt FIN Wexford.
6loop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis I'm Troy.
Sioop WIN II Allen, Pearce FIN Bristol.
BELOW-schr Experiment, Thurber, FIN st Do
mingo.
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FURNITURE AND LUMBER

THNIE Assignrss Of Il. q. ALLHS, hive remaining NJ
d Ware Room, Ma. los, Nessminsttf street, u sod IA.
s'rtincrt OF M~aiiogany Tables, bureaus, Stands aud Del
sieals. ALSO,
An assortment, of first n.s Tag and wood seat chains |:
high back Rocking Chars, nj gii framed iaa.ki rg Gtasscr,
wrh many other articles, which they oJcr to scIi nj Ies
than Est. They have IN hand a large quantity IL Hard
ware, consisting of Bel Screws, Taps aud bed Keys, Clos:
aud Drawer Lacks, Castors Of different kinds, tf,ss and irn
Butts, Plane wns, Firurrs, Saw Sets, has Dupr Hinges
and Window snaps, with n hund,sine assortment al CUin-
mode. Rings of the newest patterns, Brass o'nnuenL IL
cutcheOns, &c. SC.
They have remaining %, 900 feet of first rite Rieh Joi.i,
well seasoned; 1000 do of Cirrn Tree lioarls and Pink;
100 feet Mahogany Bounds, Plank and Joisi; 500 feet u
Cypress Board; 100 carried veui-rs, very hands men, -
logs at Mahogany; c5-.ts Of Bed rusts, which they will AN
very low fur Cash.
N d. Al persons indebted To r. q. Alien. by note or se-
count, are requested IN call ut No. los, ii ssinanstcr street,
and settle them by the III If January nsxt.
De-. =, % ssSsSsS$a. A-''"...
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TO II

yHNHE subscriber has succeeded IN forming a new Optical
Il Instrument which may be called Il Solar Telescope,
whereby (as one sLecD the lace of The SaA-is reflected upoi
u screen in u dirke,ed room, aud showing tie exact image
of that lumiaary, win lis most minute spots, and other APP
pclnnccs upon lts disc, without tile least injury To- The eyes.
by this instrument, those spots (nOw visible on the sum
have been distinctly discovered 10 be immense volumes of
smoke aud vapuur Issuing from ITS numerous aud ctlye
volc anocs and the vast quantities of gus escaping from the
bJw els of that planet, aud forming It's atmosphere, Is plainly
discovered " be the cause Vt the Intense %briyhtncss of the
sun.
These optical instruments have the ordinary powers of
Telescopes, shelving objects remarkably distinct, both cees-
tinl and terrestrial they are from >it 10 eight feet In length,
and from fur To six inches In diameter portable, aud
mounted conveniently, and will be furnished at the pdce of
Que hundred dollars each; being abJnt four bundled dollars
less than the brass mounted telescopes, vi a less size
sides having other advantages which will be explained 10
those Who wish a. purchase.
In addition 10 The alove, the subscriber continues 10 man
ufacture his Improved Solar Microscopes. they having tic
astonishing m~agnifying power of rising eight million ldner,
(the head 81 a pm appearing tpenty feet IN dtamettr)
These useful Instruments are superior 10 the English manu-
factnred, ~ regards management Se.-and the effect y
equal, although there 10 not 81 much brass about them
they will lie furnished at Gty dollars each hcng one hun
dred dollars lees than the " London manuiaciured.p
Ir Colleges, Academies, Schools, &c. Will nov have an
opportunity ct procuring thcse useful Instruments, by apply
ing Sum, To ROBERT w. JENks.
Dec ~ j. A. +. ~.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's.


"DYARD Il. YOUNG's old established Grocery, Wias
IA and Frat Store Is nj the present time a%bindanly sup
piled with choice Groceries, pure Old Wines mud fesii fruas,
Of almost every description.
7eas.-lnlerisi, Tyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin,
Pouchong, Souchona, and nohca.
Wnes.-Uld Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Old Teneridt,
Sherry, Old Port, Lisbon, Malaga, Catalonia, and Currnt.
Bottled Htnes-Clnmpaigne Clart, Pott, aud Aluscat.
CordiaLs.-All kinds aud IL excellent quality.
Etair -Citron, Bunch and plain Mlvca,ei, Bloom, sui-
tana and Malaga Raisins, Cunans aud FSs, Alnonds, r.
berts, Cream Nuts, ke
Also, a variety Of Sauces and Pickles ofths obscsa kisds
from London, viz Harvsy's John Runs' and ksnAins
sauocs, Essenre Of Anehovic., wslsut ks,chup, nd LADS
Soy, Csuiiho~cs, PicoiIIy, Yertins, sad Onion Piskhss-
Anehovies, Olives and Carcu, sweet Oh, London, Dufhsa
and American MUSTARD. also, Cayenne and Spices = =
kinds. ALSO,
z boxes prime Poland starch
5000 sranhh scg1., ofa very Superior qsakss.
yJJ fresh imp 'rted Coca MUS, per the Columbus.
- boxes pnine Lemons, .
5000 fresh sweet Orsngo.
so bushels Peanuts.
60 drums fresh Figs %
20 hu>les North River shcnbarks.
IS bushels Chsnu-, Sc. Sc. &c.
No -, ksrsrsy,a~. ~ Dec -
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Arr at Elizabeth City 24th, schrs Helen, Howes
hence; Alpheus, Whelden, st Barts. Cid sch- Al
debaronto, Andres, Mart.
At Wilmington Bar 18th ult. brig Mary s. Susan
I'm st Croix.
At Jacquemel 7th ult. briggs VIM Penn. Himor
for New York 5; Fox, Scholfeld for Wilmington 10
Sabat, Clark, New Orleans 2; Eunice, Stevenson
do Is.
A new brig from Philadelphia or Baltimore, will
a full cargo, bound to New Orleans, was lost, abou
LIST Dec. on the north side of Elenthera-cargo saw
ed. The captain and crew proceeded to New Prov
idence.
During the last year there were $50 Foreign arri
walls and 533 clearances, at Boston.
A, Pernambuco 2Sth. Nov. brig Independence, fol
Mediterranean loading; schr Superior, for Bahia
next day.
Sailed I'm Boston 3lst, sloop Cygnct, Osborn, fo
Newport.
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Collectors Office, District Of Ocraeock, Dec 8.
Notice Is hereby given, that a Floating Light is
now stationed at the mouth Of Neuse River. She is
moored in 81 faith oms water, sticky bottom, near the
upper edge or western side Of the Shoal, extending
out from the Point Of Marsh, with the Point bearing
due south, distant about 3 miles Gum Thicket
bearing SW 4 w; Brandt Island due North; Swan
Island S E. and the S w Straddlc Light Boat due
East.
A Bell Of 200 lbs weight, will be tolled at intervals
in thick foggy weather.
JOSHUA TAYLOR, Sup. Lights,
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Sailed yesterday, briggs Leopard, Harris, Savan-
nah; Robert Cochran. Gage, Charleston; ~lndepen-
dence, s Ruggles, Wilmington; Juno, Barney do;
schr Columbus, + Barker, Curacao; sloop Aurora,
Westport-and others.
The Eagle, for Savannah, and Susan, for Balti-
more, have also sailed.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
WARREN Jan 2.
Sailed on Wednesday, briggs Zephyr, Barton, Ha.
yana; James, Cole, Matanzas.
Sailed tins day, schr Comet, Hatch, Trinidad de
Cuba.
NEWPORT Jan 2.
Arr yesterday, schr Henry Clay, Hall, fin Phi!a.
delphia for Providence.
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REMEDY o THE CRouP.-Take good
Scotch Snuff, reduce it to.a paste by the ad-
ditiou Of hogs lard or sweet oil. spread a
plaster with the paste sufficiently Isrgs 10 COW
or the throat, neck, and part Of the breast Of
the patient. This will soon excite expeciora-
tion. and a partial disposition to vomit, and
in a short time rout the invading enemy.
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A. l.. s. AND NJ. ACADEMY,

.M.ddfef0tDn, Connecticut.
YEVGlE secund term under the new Organization, will com
Il Iience On the frs, Monday in January next, and con-
tinue Until The May vacation.
Applications for admission may he made TO
". II. HORTON, Superintendent.
A copy 0fthe Rules and Regulations, t.getlier viii, such
information rs may 10 desired, relative To The Improvements
which have leen introduced In the discipline aud instruction /;
and a statemt Mt Of the expenses Of tuition, board, &c. will
be transmitted On request. .
Tie Trustees and Officers will use every sxsnion to pro-
mote the improvement Of those Who may hs placed ut this
Institution, and ~ spare no efforts 10 satisfy tic expecta-
tons Of their parents and guardians.
by order of the Trustees,
GEORGE w. STANLEY, sec'ry.
Nov. 81, 1929.
The Boston Statesmin; Boston Patriot Literary Cadet
~. Y. Daily Advertiser n. Y. Evening Post n. Y. En-
quirer National Gazette, Piiila Baltimore Chronicle Ma
tionai lnteligencer C,iied States Telegraph Richmond
Enquirer North Carolina Gazette Charleston Courier (;
savannah Georgian Cincinnati Gazette Rochester Ad-
veruser Albany Argus Pittsburg Statesman Natcllez
Ariel Nashville Banner Kentucky Reporter, and New
Orleans Mercantile Advertiser, are requested 10 give the
above four Insertions. and flward their bills To the editor Of
the American Sentinel, Midil .luwn, Con. for payment.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

vHNHE Co partnership heretofore existing between the sub
Il scribep under Tie inn Of Maclariane 4 Dexter, q this
day Dissolved nv mutual consent The transact uils OF tie
luic firm Viii be settled by Nathaniel q. u. Dexter.
HUGH MACFARLhNE
NATHANIEL G. II. DEXTER.
Providence, December 18Th, isS. fe
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brig loaded with hides and talow, went ashore
on the N w part Of Block Island, during the gale on
Tuesday night last. The Revenue Cutter Vigllant,
Capt Cahoone, left Newport OH Thursday morning,
for her assistance.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

giNHE subscriber leieby gives public notice that lie Is np-
Il pointed Administrator upon the estate OF W iliIim Spea-
Gel, late ot East Greenwich. deceased, and has accepted. Of
the trust. lie therefore requests all persons WHO are mdebt-
ed To the estate q the said deceased, To make payuiou, will,-
out delay aud also al persons who have claims against the
said estate, 10 exhibit them as soon rs nay be.
BENEZEIt SPENCER.
las. Greenwich. Dec. ooh. 1898.
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-fr. f A CAR
The subscribers present their thanks 10 the citizens, who
assisted in saving Their property from the fire on "Wednesday
last; me steady and coil manner In which each one perform
ed hs worn, though unused 20 scenes Of he kind, was truly
satisfactory. The assistance resde'ed by the ladies' was nd
minble, und merits our uRfeigned thanks.
MILTON BARROWS.
... HENRY MERCHANT.
NM WHiPPLE.
. PAIEMON WALCOTr.
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At a Court OF Probate holden within and Er the town o
Providence, on Monday, the s2th day Of December, A. ID.
1929.
'v>ilE Commissioners heretofore appointed 10 receive aud
= examine the claims against tie estate Of a cos RosAaIo,
deceased, having made report, II Is ordered thereon that the
consideration thereof be referred To Monday, the l2th day of
january, AL 1879, aud that previous noiics be- given ny
publishing this order three several times in tie Literary Ca
detj To all persons interested To appear at that time aud 10
heard. a true COPY Wtasss,
jana NATHAN W. JACKSON CLERK. .
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Al n Court of Probate holden within and for the town Of
Providence, on Monday, the 9Th day vi December, A. u.
lel9.
NNARY DEXTER, widow Of benjamin @. pe,,cr, de-
lVA ceased, named is Executrix In The last win and les.
lament ofsaid deceased, having declined To accept of said
trust, aud sme having made request that SAMUEL Il. MIN
FORD may be appointed Administrator with the VIII an
nexed, on tie estate OF said deceased, il ia ordered that tie
consideration OF said request be referred To Monday, the l2lh
day Of January, A. ID. 1879, ut 3 o'clock, +. NJ. and that
previous notice lie given thy publishing this order three sew
eal tunes in the Literary Cadei) 10 all persons interested to
appear at that time and lie heard.
A true copy Fitness
Jan NATHAN w. X Clerk.
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THOMAS ". Parker,

ENANCY and Wind.or Chair Painter, respectfully infore,s
n, The public that he his taken lhe ship fo'ssriy occupied
by Rhode. u. Allen, IN Mathcwssn-srect, tk~ tlnd door ilss
Westminster street, where he ~il he happy 10 receive 90, VI
der in hi, line ot 1u.inrss. Iis,ius procured Me tsi Of si.<h
he hope, by puuciuaiiy and doing h' woIk 10 . wo,kusaiiks
manner, to merit hs ,hne Il the public pstrvnsye.
on HAND,
Large Ugh hack Rocking hans, well finished; Chiidro.'
Dining and ,m al Rocking Chair,, cheap for Cash.
November ~. j. en-
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Waier-Ihis Day, Oh 2n. Sunday, 1h ON. Mon
day, Oh ON. Tuesday, Oh ON.
IP subtrActins 10 miaates gives the time oi high water al Newport
adding . hours and D minutes, gives lifetime OF high water al boatos
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NEW GOODS.

n ARCHER 4 HATCH will open this morning, n fresh
supply or CLOTHS aud CASSiMERES, together
with a general assortment OF Goods in their line, which were
bought at auction In New York at very reduced prices, and
will be sol dat a small advance. Nov 10
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PAINE & BURGESS
Official Draping Of the Rhode-isiand State Lottery, eiassi 10
rEHnE subscribers having been requested 10 siperntcnd
Il the drawing of tie Rhode Island State Lottery, tenth
class, do hereby certify, that the following were tile numbers
which were this day drawn from the forty five placed ia the
wheel, viz:
As IA 80 20 8 Al
And that the said numbers were drawn In the order In
which they stand above that Is TO say, No. IS was the frs:
that was drawn No. II was the second No. 80 was tie
third No. 20 was the fourth No. 3 was the fifth No. Al
was the sixth and last. John MILLER,
WAN. DiNNEFDRD,
Dec 81 T.. +. EARLE
r. u. The Drawing Of the lilI class at tie Connecticut
Lo;t.ry, for the benefit Of the Gnton Monument Association,
will b, drawn on Wednesday, the 2ist instant, instead u
the iIti, US originally advertised.
Jan PAINE X BURGESS, Managers.
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A

Brig Eagle, Mauran, Savannah-C Mauran
Brig Leopard, Harris, Savannah t Rhodes
Schr Columbus, Barker, Curacoa-J Hodges
Schr Herald, Hall, Philadelphia
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At n Cont Of Probate holden within aud for the town of
Providence, on Monday, the Goth day Of December, A. u.
1928.
IN N the request of Mary Davis and others, that SA MusL
" PEARSON may he appointed Administrator with tie
WIN annexed, on tie estate Of sAnAH GoprRrr, deceased,
to Monday, the r2ui day olJamuary, A. ID. lS29, at O'Clock,
7. NJ. and that previous notice he given (by publishing this
order three several times In the Literary Cade) to all persons
interested 10 appear at that time and be heard.
A true copy JPtReSSi
Jan , NATHAN w. JACKSON. Clerk.
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Mt SALE OF PEWS. ~.

NoT!CE Is hereby given, that the sale OF Pews In the
New Universast Meeting House IN the village OF
Pawtuckot, North Providence, will take place on Tuesday,
the 9th Instant, at 10 o'c,rk, A. M. II fair weather " not,
the sale will take place on the next fair day, Sundays OF.
cepted) At the above hour. ny order OF the Trustees:
PARDON SAYLES, President.
North Providence January I'd, 1879.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TaNHE subscriber proposes publishing a periodical work,
to be entitled "TlIE ORIGINAL" containing Orig
inal Tales, Essays, Poems, Sketches, &c. II will contain
about one hundred pages, published once IN four months, ut
so cents Ter number, payable on delivery. All who give In
names are withdrawn from the list. Subscription liis will
he left at the Office of The Literary Cadet. aud AT Oliver
Kendal's Book Store, Providence aud At the Office of the
Chronicle, and Mr.. M'lniyres Book Store, fiwtucket
where all who are disposed may call aud become s'lschbet.
AkC II. WHILE.
Providence. DC. n. fSQB.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr. Phil
efs, Col. William c Barker, 10 Miss Sarah A jerks, all of
this town. fa
On Thursday evening last, by Rev. DR. Waylnnd, Mr. Amos
w Snow, 10 Miss Aimira Frances, daughter Of Mr. Joseph
Dor.
In Darlington, on Wednesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.
Stoddard, Mr. Hirtn Drown, Ia Miss Emeline Drown,
daughter Of the late Capt Samuel Drown, of Warren.
In Smitlifeld. by Thomas Mann, Esq. MIR Gardner G
WMd, Of West Greenwich, 10 Miss Ann Elizabeth Maxon,
Aof sm,hied MIR Thomas J Hathaway, Of Cumberland, 10
Miss Sarah Corey.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03
DIED.

In this town, on Thursday last, Mr. John G.. Carver, aged
IA. Fuseral lo-mouow afternoon, at | O'Clock, from his
slnte residence, No. "a, Broad street.
In Glocester, Mrs Sophia Page, wife Of Mr. William Page,
aged 80.
In Northampton 18th ult. Joseph Clark. Esq. aged 90,
formerly n member Of the Hampshire bar. =
In Stafford, Conn. 10th ut. Col. Nathaniel Gilmore, son
of the late Mr. Nathaniel Gilmore, Of this town, aged S..
In Auleborough, 10Th ut. Jabez Brown, son of Nicholas
Brown. ofCumbeIland.
In Ohio, 18th Nov. Captain jeremiah Greenman, aged 10,
formerly of this town.