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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

THE COLLEcroR OF New YoRK.--Ths
New Era (Locke's,) the most furious Loco
ioco paper in New York, has openly accused
Jesse Hoyt, the Collector Of that port, Of de =
ialcation to the amount of bctwepn one and
two hundred thousand dollars and said that
the District Attorney had received orders
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, to com.
mence suit for the amount. The Collector
promptly denied the first part of the churge,
and published correspondence between
himself and the District Attorney, which re-.
futod the latter; that officer having denied
receiving any such instructions. Thcreupon
the New Fra reterates the charge of defal-
cation, and says if the District Al .-ney ha.
not received instructions to sue Mr.. Iioyt, il,
is quite time that be had.
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THE WING CONVENTION,

1t is important that our Wing friends
should see that their several towns are
represented in the Wing Convention,
to be held on Wednesday, January 9Th,
for the nomination of general officers.
In addition to the interest of the occa-
sion, it is understood that the delegates
from this State to the Harrisburg Con-
vention will be present, and will report
to their constituents upon The manner
in which they have performed the trust
conlided to them. We hope every town
in the State will be represented, that
ull may take part in the deliberations
ofthe Convention. Rhode Island ought
to give one thousand Wing majority at
the next election, and with proper
exertions, she can do it. The time to
begin is now, at the very outset, when
the earliest notes Of preparation are
heard Providence Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

SUSPECTED SLAvER.--The Baltimore
Chronicle of Friday, says:--" We learn that
during tic week the Marshal Of this district
has seized upon the schooner Ann, 4 vessel
lying Mt Jackson's wharf, on suspicion tbu,
she is being fitted, or il fitted out to engage
in the slayo trade. Tho seizure is made un-
der the act Of Congress in such cases made
and provided. The Ann, we understand, is
new vessel, and has never yet made voy
nne y
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40 the Ladies'.

NN7M JAMES TlLLEi, has now tie plea
w sure Of informing the Ladies, that the
paper Boxes Of different sizes and shapes, which
they were 80 much in want Of. are now ready
for sale. lie has also few more patterns OF
those cheap, figured and plain Mcrinos, few
Iloreace Bcnnvts, aud very fine stnw ditto.
with other Gocd., including Lsces and Edgings
all of hi,h will be- sold cheap. a. he is in hope.
Of making close Of his stock IN the course oI
thiny days, in order to rent his Store, aud clear
out. tdCc 10.
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Nomination of fthe National Wing
Convention.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
VIM. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
10 HIN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.


The Whigs Of The several to,cns IN this
Stale arc requested 10 elect delegates to q
STATE Conpention, 10 be holden at M'
State House IN Providence, on Wednes-
day, The 8M day Of January, 1910, at
o'clock, p. NJ, 10 nominate candidate,
for General Officers al The ensuing elec-
lion, and TO transact such other business
as mig come before them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

Some of the Loco Journals, with an
efirontery truly characteristic, lay claim
to the Speaker, Mr.. Hunter, of Virgi-
MIA, regarding his election as "De-
mocratic triumph" This is queer
enough, to be sure, when not a solitary
ono of their party voted for him on his
election. He was the candidate of the
Wings, received tue whole support of
tho Wings, and by them was elected.
If this can be regarded as a "dcmo-
cratic" triumph by the Locos, we have
not the least objection to their enjoying
it--they are very welcome to all the
consolation they can derive from such
"hiumph." The following article
from the New York Journal of Com
mcrce, "a paper by the by. which tho
Locos themselves admit to be very
candid one, will perhaps satisfy the
Loky 's-that the election Of Mr.. Hun
ter, by the Wigs, is not so much of a
democratic triumph, as they would feign
make people believe.
SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE.-The Hon.
Robert Nj. II. Hunter is from Virginia,
9th Congressional district, composed
Of the Counties of King William, Caro-
line, King and Queen, Essex and Mid
dlesex. lie was the Wing candidate
for Congress in said district, and was
elected by majority of only "a votes
over his Van Duren opponent. We
recollect that just prior to the election,
the Washington Globe took particular
pains to abuse him, hoping thereby to
deprive him Of the few votes which he
might otherwise receive from admins
tration men on account of his attach
mcnt to the Sub-Treasury schemo.-- -
Finding, however, that Hunter was
elected in spite OF itself, that papor,in a
classification Of the members of Con-
eress, 30th ult had the assurance, after
suitable compliments, to claim him as
"a Democrat" meaning friend to the
present administration But its soft
soap appears to be as equally inetlica-
cions as its abuse. With the exception
of his Sub-Trcasuryism, he is good
Wing, and will do justice to his party
in the appointment of Committees. A
correspondent of the American says he
il authorised " to say that although
Mr.. Hunter received the votes of most
Of the State Rights men, he is not, and
never was, n Nulliior.-.N. Y Journal
of Commerce.
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SPENCE R'S

FUNiIERE is no mistake in this invaluable fami-
n ly medicine. II has been used. and its
efficacy tested, by thousands and il il no lon
ger doubtful, that it is The best family uiedcns
that is or has been offered TO the public. Evory
family should constantly have these pills al hand;
Tor there are 50 many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may be almost
said TO be an universal preventive, as well as "a
cure aud would, nine times in ten, if promptly
rosorted to, remove difficulties. which. too often
neglected, because apparently slight, or for the
want Of present remedy, result in painful aud
protracted diseases, and frequently in death.
u-fS BE PARTICULAR. Each box has nm
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac sine Of
the propretor's signature, md an engraved label,
signed by his own hand, and containing the
words VEGETABLE piLLs." The cover of
tho box is stamped &c. 81, None others arc
genuine.
1 .LFS The reader Is particularly referred 10 tho
reco endniions and certificates which ACCOM-
pauy the pills and the responsibility of which,
cannot be questioned.
II " all cases Of pain, single trial viii satisfy
the most incrcduous, that they are what they
are rccoInm, Ddsd TO bo.
Their operation is so perfectly gentle. that
they may be taken without difficulty, ai all times
and places. aud under all circumstances, aud no
traveller should be without them.
By proper use, these pills have been found 10
cure the most inyotcrate scrolula, headache,
piles. dyspepsia, &c. &c. &c.
\ Prepared by GiDsos SPENCER, War,rieh.
n. L., sole proprietor, and 10 Whom only the
composition Is kn0,cB.
| The Pills may be obtained in this place of
MARY ilLLGY. 40 Spring street, sole Agent
for Newport aud mosl Of this Towns mud Villa
aes IN the State of the NJ nIpointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been sp-
pointed Agents for the sale Of "Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
G.. Brown, Little Compton;
Munro a. Clifford, Bristol
N. u Burr. Warren;
llpwlanj g Church, Wcsiport;
\ Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
\ Aiso. at Wholesale by the proprietor, at
/ Warwick; Oliver Johnson a. Go Providence;
aud A. u. & ID. Sands, 100 Fullon.sI New
| Nofk Chy Dee ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

e. sTATEMENT.o .ofihe stu alton orihe Banks
- IN Rhode Island on Friday, December 9th.
1882, NJ the same appears from the Returns made
10 the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, SI0.053, ,5ss 90
ljills ~ Circulation, l,7i9,23O 90
Balances due other Banks, 5i6, $50 O5
Net Profits on hand, 46s, ,777 92
Dividends unpaid, 22,yl7 81
Deposits on interest, bsl74s 26
Deposits not on interest, 796,I23
Total amount of Liabilities, Sl4,i40,67I 81
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, Sl2,56l,2l5 70
Specie in Banks, 537 ,s95 81
Bills Of other Banks. 2sS, ,3Os 10
Balances due from other Banks, si2,937 25
Stock in own Bank. ,0sS 65
Stock ,Roal Estate < other Property, S22,225 20
Total amount Of Resources, SlI,l4O,67l 6l
OF Bills and Notes Discounted,
there is due out Of the State,
the sum Of SI,634,5s3 II
And payable in the State, 7,926,G32 6s
OF the Circulation, tlioro is held
by tho Banks 262 2,976 rs
In tho hands Of the public, l,456,253 %
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, Nov. 4th,
1889, it appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been decreased S2,s96 25
The Specie has been increased l3s 1896 OF
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased 72,576 25
And the Loans and Discounts have
been decreased Ii0,O7S 30
Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
Providence, Dec. 18th, 1889.
HENRY ANTHONY, ! Bank Com
WM. PECkiiAM, ms.ionss
Published pursuant to Law. dec 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

In this town, on tho Goth inst, Henry Chapman,
native OF Connecticut, belonging 10 the Revenue Cutie
Vigilant.
On saturday last, Mrs. Susan souihv.ck, widow O
Joseph southwick, aged s3 years.
On tho zst inst, abby Elizabeth infant daughter o
Mr.. Aaron Lufnurronrh, aged months.
Al Athens New York, a. the 18th inst, while on
Visit 10 her friends Miss Jane Brown daughter Of Mr.
John Bro"n Of this town. la the 2sh year Vi her sge
ny this sudden and affecting disponsnon of Divine
providence her parents aiDily, aud Connexions have
been deprived Of one to whom they alectionate,
attached for her many virtues.
At sen on board brig Pocnhontas, Charles e. Weaver
son Of The lae Mr.. Solomon &. Weaver aged Is years
AT jamestown, on tho LIST inst, Miss Abby Martin
daughter Of the late William Martin aged about 10 years
In East Greenwich, on Saturday evening last Col.
John Z. Brown, aged 81 years.
AZ Westerly Oh the 2lih ult. Samuel Champlin,
Revolutionary pensonor, aged 81 years.
Al Kingston, ON the 5th inst Miss Iucy A. Cham piln
daughter Of the late Daniel q. Champn, ESQ., OF Exc.
ter, aged II years.
In Charleston 18th ult. Mr. John =. Cook, Of Tivsr-
ton, aged rs years.
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NEW GOODS.

A large a'-orlnien, of rich, acw aud f'-'iona.
"a BILE Goods, lust received by a.. sis-
SloNs. among them are the following
Rich Moussolino de- lainc,
rss,oI"' ss''""ane' for drcs.e. aud eIoabs,
French Prints, London do.
lio.lin Plaids. Caroline do,
Gro de- Noble silk,
Wide blue black satin,
Osl.an. Cloth,
Paper Canbr,cks, ell colo1,
Rich Ribbons,
Chsllc,s, p,m,ed saAou,s, cheap No.l,n Col
las, sc s.c tscpi 70.
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HERALD THE TIMES

The New York papers Of Tuesday were
noi received yesterday, and tho papers Of
Monday contained no later Congressional
proceedings than those Of Friday. The Com
mercial of Monday says the storm of Sun
day was very severe in that vicinity. 1t pro.
bubly extended much farther south.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

RrPRIEvE.-Ihomns Clarke, now confined
in the States Jail in Providence, and who
was to have been executed on the first oi
January, for the murder of John Gray, on
board the sch'r. Rhodorc Dhu, on the coast
Of Africa, and who was sentenced to be hung,
at the June term Of the L. =. Circuit Court,
a, Newport, has becn rcprcycd by the Presi-
dent of tho United States, until the first da,
of June next.
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M q & 70 . Il g. S 6.

In Bris,ol on Thursday morning nst, by the Rev Mr.
brisec, Mr. Joseph a. sprague, of the firm Of Reed
spraguc, New York, To Miss Elizabeth Gswold daugh
Ter Of Geo. y. Usher, ESQ. ~ that town
- IN warren, ON Tuesday evening 18th inst, by Oh,
New Mr.. Welch, Mr.. Henry Van Doorn, of Bristol, Il
Mas Judith Eliza Short, Of harrington.
IN Providence. on Wednesday evening, 18th, by Rev
Mr. Hall, Mr. Aaron Sin,ons, TO Miss Abby B. Whpple
In Rochester, Mr.. Charles r. ssson, OF Tverton, tc
Miss Lovna l.. Gown. of u ochestor.
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From the Army a. NAVY Chron


We learn with regret, that Psymastcr II.
"A. Forsyth was dismissed from the army
few days since, by order Of. the President Of
the United States, for defalcation of about
$4,000 in his accounts.
IN reference TO the numerous paragraph,
that hovo appeared in many papers, to the
effect that court martial was about to sit in
Philadelphia, for the trial of Commodore e.
llot, the Chronicle emphatically ssys that no
court martial has yet been ordered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

Tue PRrsinrSr's NsssAor.-Thc New
York Star. has the following iacc,icus para.
graph. There mny be more IN IL. however.
(says the Transcript ihnn mere faucy.
Unless we have the President Message
very soon, the copy which Mr.. Van Burpn
sent 10 Mr.. Stevenson. By Tho l.lycrpoul. vii
tcre back io ~ ~ the london Tunes. D.,
the Brush Queen; aud l!iat Wi! be an avn
ward fx.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

The anxiety which is usually mani
tested at the opening of Congress, by
the public generally, 10 see the Prcsi-
dents Message, has entirely subsidized
We scarcely hear nny enquiries about
il. "Whcn do you expect the Mes
sagc % has become go stale an cnqui-
ry, that we now seldom hear it repeat
cd by any ono.
Tue GENrR,L ASSEMBLY will meet OF
Providence on the 9Th day Of January, being
tho first Monday Of the month-a week from
Monday next.
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Notice.

TuNIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
4. tha, she has been appointed by tho Hon
Court of Probate Of tho Town Of North Kings.
town. Administrator on the Estate Of Pcleg
Wecdcn, late OF said Nouh Kingslown. deceased,
and has glvcn bond according TO law--she there
fore requests all persons who ara indebted to the
Estate Of said deceased, to make payment with
out delay. and also all persons who have claims
against said Estate. to exhibit them ~ soon as
may he. MARY NEEDEN, Adm'T.
North kmgatown, Dec 9, 1882 [dl?l
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sc%GcG,

grNlIE subscriber respectfully gives notice, that
L his SCHOOL for Instruction in the polite
accomplishment Of DANCING. will be OPEN, Il
at Masonic HALL, on 7uesiay otfernoon, the
2iih inst, and will bo held on Tuesday and
Thursday Afternoons, aud Evenings Hours for
misses and masters, from 2 to O'Clock l.. NJ
Tor gentlemen, from Z TO . clock.-Terms So
for "a lessons. s. 3. PECkUAM.
Newport, dec. 10, 1889.
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fProm the Washington Globe

IFrOm The Washington Globe.
We learn that the cutter Washington has
been fitted up pnt New York city, and furnish
ed with supplies specially adapted for the re-
lief OF vessels and their crews on the coast
during tho winter, and that she will cruise
constantly between Newport and Norfolk,
with vlaw to render seasonable aid 10 those
in distress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

CoMMoDonp RiDoELY for several years in
command of The Navy Yard at Brooklyn, has
been appointed to the commund of the Brazil
station. Ills officers have addressed him
complimentary letter upon the occasion Of
his leaving them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26

Our Congressional proceedings are
chiefly compiled from the N. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser and the National
lntelligencer. They are interesting.
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Came Asst ore,

an the subscribers farm, in Mddctown.
" on Wednesday, 18th inst, a large old
SCOW, measuring about 80 feet in length,
by II wide, which hus since gone to pieces.
The owner can have her again by proving
property and paying charges. Apply to
PARDON BROWN.
Middletown, Dec. 70. lS3N Ld2G
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H d IL S A A. H,
OR
3 y N 10

WILL. sell my Estate in Thames street, and
IL give possession Of one or both Stores on the
first dny of january, 1910, and the house on the
first day of April, Is4o.
IL the Estate is not sold by the first day Of
January, will then rent the Store and basement
| now occupy.
have LETT from the late Auction, a lot Of su-
perine, tine aud common Broadcloths, some Cas-
simeros. Sauinots, CoalnQs, Mernos, Fannels,
and few other Goods. all fresh and good, and
all bought since spring, and they shall be sold at
Cost and Aecion prices.
| shall make final close Of my Store at Auc-
ton, as soon Us there is probability Of there
being any money in the market. II is 10 time
now to force oil good Goods.
dec 10. WM. JAMES TiLLEY.
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Certificate.

IAN. Isf. IlHq.
This ccrtifr, that Dr. ~ X. BouTEL,r Surgenn Den
t.t, has htcn engaged with ior some lime past ~ the
study and practice u Dentistry. have found him very
Ingenious, aud chccrinlly recommend hin the public
~ Dentist worthy of confidence; knowing him 10 be
good moral chlraccr and believing thcy will be well
pleased with his professional services or ANY work that
passes through his hnnds.
W. 7. EST'EN, Dentist
Jan "a. No 2, Wostminstor.st., Providence
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The ground il now covered with a
greater quantity Of snow than we have
known it for several winters past. The
snow Of Sunday, in addition to that
which fell on the Sunday previous, has
given us very good slcighing for Christ
mas-what we have rarely had for years
beforehand our citizens seem much
disposed to enjoy it, thinking we sup
pose, that they will not very soon have
another opportunity, as during the
whole Of the last winter not u sleigh
bell was heard in our streets.
Tho storm must have been very Sc
we're at the eastward. The Boston
mail of Monday, in consequence Of the
snow, did not reach here till Tuesday
morning, and tho mail Of Tuesday, u OF
till late on the same evening.
THE ELECTION OF SpEAKER-We have
our READERS and the public, THAI the repre-
sentative branch Of Congress has at length
effected the election Of Speaker, and msy
thus be considered as relieved from oil further
obstacles to an immediate and complete or
ganization. The member on whom the honor
hns fallen is Mr.. Robert NJ. Il. Hunter, a re-
preventative from Virginia, who was ecctc d
yesterday on tho eleventh trial, he having
received 10 votes out Of 232. In the per.
sonal and political character of tho gentleman
on whom The choice has fallen, the house
has every guarantee for dignifed, Just, and
faithful discharge Of his duties and there
iore-we hope we may say without dlsrespect
TO the many distinguished gentlemen pre-
vlously voted for--tha choice may be cs.
ieemcd not less fortunate for the House and
for the country than it is. honorable 10 him.
self, especially when We consider the diff
Guilty which SO long prevented an election.
and which rendered the issue Of the contest
so uncertain. To those who desire 10 ex.
amino the election rs n political result, it will
be sufficient for us TO say, that Mr.. Hunter
received, on The last aud successful trial,
crery Hhig roie in the House, which united
with the votes Of nearly all the Slate rights
gentlemen Of the South, effected his elec.
tion.- National MteHigenccr.
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Money w ara ted

W ANTED TO hire for the Town, nbou,
w EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLAHS
Apply TO the subscriber,
GEO. FREEBORN, Town Treasurer.
Newport, Doc. 20, 1899
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NOTICE..

Ep MARSH, JR., would respectfully in
b cs form his customers, that their Yearly
iccounis will be ready and presented for pay
nent. the LIST day Of January and all those hav-
ng demand will please present them AT the same
ime. dec 10.
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N 0 tee e.

-, T.& w. NEWTON, respectfully gives
"a . notice 10 their customers, that their Bills
will be presented 10 them IA usual on tho lst Of
January, for settlement. All persons having do
mands, will please call and receive their pay.
dec 10, 1889.
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Bank Of HshOaic-Es,anG.

A semi annual Dividend will be paid a, the
A Bank on and after "Wednesday, the lst
Of January next.-Tho annual meeting for
the choicc OF Directors, will be held on Mon
day, the 9th of Jan. 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Dec %. w. A. CLARKE Cashier.
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NEW WPORT
ThOsl,sOniakn HnGfRssary,

(Conler Of Spring and Nil sireeisJ
nR. ]. w. NICHOLS would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Newport nnd the
public generally, that his practice is in strict
conformity to those correct aud phllosophc
principles os first promulgated by the great
medical reiormer Thomson, and that bo is
willing to rely upon his success in his prsc.
tice for patronage; therefore, those who pro-
fer Thomson's salutary and efficient remedies
IN the hour of distress to the life draining
iancet-the vesicating Canthnrides- the Mer-
curiaI, the An,imoniaI, and their conc omitant
poisons-wIlI be cordially received at his In
f.'nary, where every attention requisite To
facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered,
DIR. N. will attend to patients nj their rcsi.
dcnce as usual, and supply his friends mud
the public with pure medicines, packed with
printed directions for family use also, many
valuable medical books, explanatory of the
Thomsonlan System, Family Rights, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accomnio-
dated with Baths, s,during the day and eSciiing,
at short notice.
The aqueous Topor Bath, for cleaning the
surface and equazng the circulation Of the
fluids, is admirable; for erupiions of the skin,
rheumatic ind liver affections, it stands pre-
eminent. June 27.
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PORT OF NEW 0RT.

CLEAKED.
sch'r Eagle, Wylis, Havana.
sloop Agent, Pratt, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
FGDAy, 20th-aT sloop Camilla, Luther from Provi
dence Tor n York.
SATURDAY, 2sl-arr sloors Geo. Washington, Smith
I'm do for Norwich.-Fame, folger, from do for Nan
tucket.
SUNDAY, e2d-ar hrigs Granite, Eldrdge, fm PLiladc
phin for b"ston-Mary Stanton Cr0wcll I'm Baltimore
tor do-sloops Republic, Soue, I'm Wa,ohan Tor New
fork.-Do Flora, Barker TIN do for do.
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List Carpcting.

N Al PIECES very superior LIST CAR
n " PETING, received last week, and
for sale low, by WM. Z. COZZENS s. CO.
doc 10.
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To g.c1,

NOETil Rucn M bu,ld'ng corner Of Mar.
~ ket squar', ~ feet by 20. suiiablu iur an
u,licc. tor further pufticulats cpqn'te of
dec ~. WIN. :. NUSE.