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DIED.

In this town. on Sunday last. JOHN DAY, son
of Elisha G. and Abby Smith. aged year and 10
monlhs.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower"
A. sss, on The lst inst, on the passage fsom
New Orleans 70 Charleston, Of dysentery. Can,
JEREMIAH MARTIN, Of this town, aged 2s
yssrs, master Of brig Powhstsn. and son Of Cap,
John Martin, Of Darlington; and on the 10Th, Jo-
sEPH HUBBARD, seaman, sged Is years, son Of
the late Mr. William NJ Hubbard, OF this town.
Ia Fall River, l4,h inst. Winfield Scott, SON Of
MIR Hale Remington, eyed months and 10 days.
In Newport, on the llsh inst Mise Mary God
frey. eyed about 60 yoars.--On the 18th, Mrs
Hannah Lassalle, widow Of Capt Charles Lassalle,
72. N
In Portsmouth, 18th inst, Mrs Jane NJ. Chase,
wife Of Mr. William Chase, and daughter Of Mr
Abraham c. CoggeshaIi. aged 20 years.
IU Providence. I7th inst, Miss Sarah Barrows,
aged 4s years.' daughter Of the late Nehemiah
Barows, Esq Of North Providence, On Monday
last. Mrs Mary Irons. widow Of Simon Irons, So.
10 Pawtucket, 10Th inst. Mrs Ffselovs Parker,
wife Of Mr. John Parker. 52.
In Bristol; Tin, Mrs Abby, wife ofMr Otis
Macomber, 46.
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Chrfstlnas and New Years
Presents, for the Youth.

A ~ S.e0 - " SVMe
ltS AMES GARDNER has now on hand Z
o good assortment Of Books for the youth,
suitable for Chrissmss and New Hssr's
PRESENTS. Among them may be found The
following - 7i AH't 4 .ltf
Youths Keepsake. Rhymes Cor the nursev y,
The teachers present. Tve Young Rover
Religion Al School, The Violet Leaf. o,.t t...f3
TtsnsPlsntsd Flowers, Parley's Tables,
Praise aud Blame; The Golden Rule.
MISS sLesIIe's birth day stories, ,tieman's hymns.
Roilo's Museum, Rolio at School,
kollost Play. Rollo's correspoudence,
Roiios Travels, Rolio learning 10 talk,
kollo iearningt TO read, Roiio's Vacation nrss
Charles Discoveries, Cousin Lucy's Stories,
Blind Alice, Beauiles Of Robert Hall,
Jesse Grahain, The Perse euted =. mily,
Salvation oi the Hsalhen, wsiibred Girl,
Well bred Boy Story oi Jack haiyards,
Farley Library, Psrley's Rambles, b
Psriey's Farewell, Lilloy oil The Valley,
Charles Linn, Parley's Picture book,
Tribute to an only daughter. Girls own Hook /,
Token ofAffection, Token Of Remembrance,
Boys own Book, Parents Friead,
Merchants Daughter. Sowing ind Rcsping,
Who shall be gieatest, Strive and Thrive.
UrCall one door South OF " arIen Bank.
dec 25
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WHHLERS.

WdH ERS.
Below Wilmington, Del. 18th. chip Superior,
Smalley. from Psc6c Ocean.
AMsN NV Bedford. 18th, ship Grand
Turk, Tsylor Atlantic Ocean, 1000 bbls sp and
l5l whend hun'back oil. Also on fit. I50 bbls
sp I'm bark Corneia. Of NIB; l2O fn ship Martha
Of Hudson. and rs do from ship Massachusetts. oI
Nantucket Spoke, off Western Islands, Sep,
rs. barqoes Brunette. Falmouth, l2o bbls sp oil ;
26lh, Aihala, Edgar,own, $50 sp; 30th, Core,
NIB no oil; ship WIN Baker, Clifford, Warren, 20
bbIs Oct 10Th. bsrques Cornelia, NIB 500 sp;
10Th. Ann Maria. Fall River, 100 sp; 2lst. brig
Two Sisters, Sippican, 10 bbs black fsh oil;
Esd, bark Chase, NIB l00sp
AZ Bravo. Cape do verds, Aug 2ssh. Month
cello. Nan clean, aUu 7.sa
Al Maui, May 24,h. Rambler, Nan oil unkn.
Arr stfall River, goth. ship Pan,ms, Cum-
mings, which sailed 20lh uli.fOr Indian Ocean !:
returned leaky.
Sailed from New Bedford. 20ih, ship Marcia
(of Foishsveu) Sioshsr, Indiss Ocean.
sPoken-Intbe Sooloo Sea, Juae 81, Emerald,
Of Salem, Is mos ont, $50,
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SrEclE:-. The Hsvre packer tskes out
500, 900 10 Msxicsn dollars: which were
purchased st 7-6 J Pc. cent. premium:
The demaDd for specie has isllen Oh and
Mexican dollars may now be quoted al
l-2 ut "a per cent prem, and they will
) probably be deposited IN the banks IN q
few days At par large amounts heing da''y
expected to arrive from Vera Cruz and
New Orleans. $e0O, 900 have recently
arrived from Caoada, and moro u ON 'ns
route. Boston has been drawing specie
from the city, and goo 900 have len here
within the last ten days Our banks have
a (sir supply, but afs anxious 70 increase
the amoups in their vaults preparatory to
their statement an the first of January,
when il ~ expected they will discoun, more
freely.-[N. Y. Co"r. & Euq. tf
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JOHN DAVOL

Ill The C4sh Store, IN Sexik Hatw se:s =
1HfAS yet on hand. isrgs assennen( -
tzsA desirable Goods, and will continue ~ =
sho.t time longer. 70 o6bt them for sale 'as
COST. eN''% Hs@F 3eI's
His assortment Of Brosdsloths, Csssimssss.
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, oAsrs great isduce-
ments, 10 those who arc in want sisush Articles
and would buy them II Wholesale prices, with
Out any Tetsiier's profit added, TO call on bin
early. 49, tsrtgfTsse ,ge ttsff4l
Thibet Cloths. very good. st 81 pr ysrds
worth g'en dcal more Printed ThibsssS
Ssxonies md Merinoss Fisnnsls, and most
other Staple Goods in demand a thn season,
YET iu Store. ....,.g.s, =, 'tif4s I,,s - (, Z.
( Likewise--aIl descriptions of Fancy Good
offered atprices to make them slide. &
All small articles such % trimmings, Rib-
bons. Laces, TsPes. Pins, &c &C Al COST
bear 1t in mind. s4d,sfre dec IA =
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TAKE NoT10M :

TIT mEAvY BroadoIoihs.. English Nsripsss
IL Flsnnsis. Cotton Good Prints end ma
ny other styles Of Goods. ior Winter wear, will
be offered for shsss weeks st less prices ~
Cash, than can be obtsined o. sny other stoso
in ths town. Purchasers msy bring samplss
Of any cheap Goods aud they shah be match
ed. at TURNER'S Unrivailsd hssP Store.
South Water 81, Dec =.
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From Florida. Thirty Creek Iodi-
ans have come in ut Fort Waccshoots,
and those Creeks promise to bring in the
remainder Of their tribe, under their
Chief, Octaoosic.
Eighteen Mickssuck,cs have beeu
heard from. Who say they are determined
TO fight il out 10 the last. The Micksusc-
kies have killed two Creeks SEM 10 ne
gotists with them. fr .lf.I
These particulars may DO partially in
correct, but they ere in the main true,
40 they were given by the officer to q
passenger On board Of the steamboat Gen.
Clinch, arrived at this port yesterday,
on the eve Of her dspsrtsrs from Palsta-
ka, an sxpress hsving jst arrived from
the interior. SsvsxnoA Rspsb. ieih. >
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Chief Justice Tansy has given his de-
cision 10 the csss OF the Mslek Adhs',
con6rming the dsc,sson Of the District
Court condemming the vessel, and ORDER
ing the cargo TO bs returned 10 the claim
-" I, is right up snd down wkh ms,''
ssihe pump hsadls ss'd.
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49, NOTICE.-The Rev w. 8. BAL.
SE Loo. Of Providence, 10 expected 10
preach in Coles Hall. in this town, on
Thursday evening next. dec rs
9cOn Wednesday evening next. Rev. Mr..
Bsllou IL expected 10 preach in The Meeting house
at Upper Swanzey. dec 25
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NOTICE.

He subscriber requests all persons in
- debted 10 him by Note or on Account
which are due, TO call and pay the same with
out delay, % il 10 necessary ths; his accounts
should be settled up at the close Of the year
and those having demands against him will
please call At bis Store and receive their pay.
SAMUEL w. REMINGTON.
der * ......
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Jas NJ. Russell Q: Bedford, il the
Whig candidate iorCongress in the Som
srsei district, Pa, vice Henry Black, de.
ceased. Mr. PhiIson, Of Somerset, 10 the
Opposition candidate. Election ON Tues.
day last. -.
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Warren Ladies', Seminary.
TyHE Fall Term Of this lns,au:,o,
- will close on Tuesday, the 28,h
Inst. The next Term will commence on
Wednesday. the 9th Of January, ls4a.
For the Trustees,
II n. LUTHER, Sccfy.
Warren, Dec 25, isli.
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LATE FROM Msxico. The brig Emily
arrived ~ port day or two ago i'om Tia
vana, puts us ir possession VI q lew days
later Intelligence from The Mexican
Capital. The news corroborates the other
acvlces we had received by the last arri-
valet the painful fact, that tho Texan ex-
psdition to Santa Fe, had been captured
by the Mexicans. We have seen a SEMI
official letter from high public function
ary in Mexico, winch states explicit
ly that the Texans have been captured
entire, and were held as prisone rs by the
Mexican troops. We fain won Id hope
that all these accounts may not be well
founded-that our brave ireinds may not
be overpowsred by ruthless numbers
and that they may yet return in raiety y
freedom But our hope waxeih weak.
We learn verbally by the same urrival
that in(ormai,on had been received oC the
arrival in Yuca,an oil five Mexican com.
,nisssioorrs, charged with special powers Tor
arranging with that State the terms on
which shv would return as a member OF
the Mexican Republic, now that the moth
ev had resumed her acknowledged duty +,
aud embraced the federal repubI,canisrn ot
1924. Most Of the Mexicans believed
that Yucatan would readily agree TO re-
turn and again become Mexican State.
We shall shortly see.
ttH TNew Orleans Bulletin
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~ Rev. Prof. ELroN, Of Brown Uni
Sn6 versiy, will deliver Lecture at Ma
sonic Hall. on Wedpssdoy evening
next. ut the usual hour. dec 20
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A. H. Gazzsm, who muSdered Mr.
Owen on the gath August last, convicted
Of msnsIaughtsr and sentenced 10 pay q
iins OF $500, and to an imprisonment Of
three months. M
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MAR Is led,

In Bristol. 18th inst. Mr. Charles A. Greene, of
Providence, 10 Miss Phebe j., daughter Of Mr.
James Burgess, Of Bristol.
10 ROxbury, Mr. Albert T. Elliott, Of Proy,-
dence, 10 Miss Sarah E. Weiherbee, Of r.
In Crsns,oo, 18th inst, hlr Daniel Jackson, OF
Providence, TO Miss Anna Potter, Of Crsnstoo.
In Providence, 18th inst. Mr. James Salisbury.
IT,, TO Miss Carissa Wright. both Of ,ha, city.
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tP."Rsaders and Patrons, we wish VOC oil
'Merfy Chris,'nns.' plenty Of pumpkin pies. end
plumb puddings. Don, forget the Poor--nor The
nrintsr .,
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Received This bay

0e(LUE1 Pilot Cloth ditto Cas in,ers, wide
~ Frocking, Cotton Flannel, black Paper
Cambrick, colored Can'brics, black Sinchew,
brown Drilling, Bear Duck, Mohsir Bottoms,
10 Bindings, Cords, sc. &c. all Of which. to-
ge,her with good assortment oil other desira-
Bile Goods. viii be found at TURNER'S Unri-
vailed Cheap Store, South Water st. q o dec 25
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~ WiIlsrrivs in Providence in sssson
ior Pssssnssssto take the . e'slock
Train Of Cars for Boston. .cr the Steam
Boot Trsn for Now York. via stonuing.on.
lCf Passengers for Boston sre assured ,hst shis
Stage will arrive 10 season FOR The ssrnoon Train,
w"nVs'iah sept 70
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Naval affairs We End in the Norfolk
Beacon Vi Thursday the following inlelii-
gence~e.pecting the various public vss-
sells at present in that harbor.
The U s.. frigais Macedonian bearing
The broad pennant Of Com. Jesse WiIkin-
son, bound 10 the West Indies, wastowed
down to the Hampton Roads yesterday by
The steamer Poiuset, Ii. .Comd'g Gliss.
on. She will probably 60 10 sea lomor-
row. ~,
The U. S.. sloop OF war Warren, Com
mander Williamson, bound 10 the West
Indies, will be detained here few days;
not having her compliment Of men.
The U. s. frigsie United States, Capt.
Armstrong, bearing the broad pendan, Of
Com. T. Ap Gslesby Jones, bound 70 tho
Pacific, will we learn drop down toHsmp
ton Roads on Sunday or Monday next.
Commander William Fl. Gardner, re-
Gently appointed 10 the command, Of the
u. S. sloop Of war Ontario, has been de-
tached from said command, and has been
appointed executive officer officer Of the
Pennsylvania, Aog ship Of Com. Shu-
brick. ia IN
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Sailed from Boston, 10Th, bark Darlington.
Bartoa> New Orleans.
Arr at Baltimore. 10th, bark Zenotia, Rem.
ing,on. Malaga.
A:-Apalschicola, 9th. brig Paragon. Brsy,on,
Providence.
Arr OF New Orleans. s8h, big Chapman,
Thompson. Charleston; 9th inst. sch Tany Not,
Mcintyre. I'm Grand Gallon.
Sailed from Providence. 18th. barques Ncho-
las brown, keed, Mobile; Express, Hallett, New
York; brig Espslata, Sproul, Mobile.
Go Ut New Orleans, lib, big Chapman.
Thompson. Charleston. In port, ships Ocean.
Willard, freight or charter; Palestine, Lt.le6eId
discg il
Sailed from Providence, 2lsi. brig Elbs, Per.
kiss. Havana. CID 22d, ship Panther, Martin,
Batavia; bark Julia, (new) Bennett, Mobile.
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[New Orleans Bulletin.

sMtatDy and Juurder.- learn FCm
tho New Orlenns Courier that the brig
Creole left Richmond, Va, for New Or
lsans, on the 9th October, with lS5
slaves and FIVE other passengers, and a
cargo Of manufactured tobacco. When e.
lsrsa days out ,and nearly up to the island
or Abaco, the vessel was hove to IN the
night, and nearly all the crew turned ia.
Tue slaves took this opp rtunily to re-
volt, and, after they had obtu'ned posses
ion Of the vessel, they murdered Mr. He
well, one Of the passengers land one Of the
owners, by stabbing him with DO vie
knife, anc wounded the captain and one
ol the crew dangerously, and the cheil
mate aud another of the crew severely.
Little defence was or could have been
made, as neither passengers or crew
were prepared for such an event, and
there was but one musket on board;
while the slaves had pistols, knives, anc
~bludgeons, made by cutting up hand
spikes. Il is thouskt the whole plot was
c6ntr,ved before they Ieh Richmond
The slaves thea broke open trunks. and
rAnsacked every thing, but spared the
lives 0f the remainder Of the crew on
condition that they should take them 10
the nearest English island. This was
New Prov,dsnce, where the vessel srriv-
ed ut Nassau on the 9th November.
An ,nvesi,g alton was held by the magis-
lrate of N assAu, and 2l ol the most gull
" Of the negroes were placed in con6ne-
msnt, the, governor refusing 10 send tdcm
TO the United States. The other I'D
slaves were. set at liberty, although the
American Consul demonstrated against
It, and claimed then, as American prop
ery. On the liberation Of the negroes, %
vessel was put up ior Jamaica, TO take
smisran,s, passage free, and q number
Of the rcvolters to"k passage.
The PIcayune says: "Forty Of the
slaves on board Of the Creole were own
ed by Thomas McCarg" OF Richmond;
the balance belonged TO johnson s. Ep-
erson. MI Howell was the sgeni Of Nc
Cargo, and was well known in this city.
Three slaves were killed in ibe afray,
aud another died Of his wounds after his
arrival at NASSAU. Five nors-iour fe-
males and a boy --refusec 10 accept their
freedom, and came to this port in the
Creole. 1! is worthy Of remark tina. .
dog, belonging TO the captain, fought lu-
riously sgainst the negroes. and bit Sc
veral 'ofthem seriously. He was finally
killed i" s.sr
This affair aCds another 10 the list ol
open questions between England aud the
Unitsd Stqies. fsa rm.
The sisvss on board the Creole, were in-
sused for 5 $l20, 900, but as there was no
ciauss ia the policy providing for indem'
nifty Ia case Of mutiay, the amount cannot
be recovered. sftf
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Dsc 20. 1871. !,
tRspostsd forihs Boston Advertiser and Pswissc:a ~
Al market. IT'S Beef Cattle, ESQ sterss, 26'v
Sheep, and 44O Swine.
Prices Beef Cutie First quality 4b SOC 50
IS; second qssIi'y ~ 90 80. third qssiy ~
Is . a. rs. ff al4i isA nF
Bsrrslliog Csuls-Ws reduce Our qaotssons.--
Mess -, No I, $8. aud No 2. 81 50.
Storss--Twv year old ~ 10; three year cd
GA &2A.
Sheep--SsIes quick. but 40 advance. We
quote lots 81. l s3. 1 81. 66 ~. and 20.
Swine One entire 10, 3 s-4 Sac select
cd lo.s 4 So. A. rs,sa from l-2io &C..
CONDITION OF THE BANKS.
The smoun, OF circulation " the Banks
Of this State on the Lei Of November. !
Is4i, was Ss' t'tHs 'f"' p $i.s2s 1878
On the Is, Of December. ls4I. ii was i.Sss.sI4
Circulation reduced. 226.664
The amount OF specie in the Banks Of
this State on the LEI Of November.
1871, was s.p $3s2. .Os2 96
On The Isl Of December il was 296,7S6 S6
Specie reduced, 66.S26 81
Ofths circulation, there s held by the
Banks, ~ 227.l85
In the hands oflhe people, l.872,679
1a [Providsncsr Journal.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship LAFAYETTE. Capt Alber, Bowen, Indian
Ocean. about Dec 30ih.
Ship TRITON. Cap, -, for Indian o, can
abopt January Isl.
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MISFORTUNE OF THE STEAMBoAT BELLE
The steamboat Belle lett New York
on Friday evening l7th, for New Haven,
but encountering temoestuous weather,
the commander, Captain Peck, anchored
at place in the Sound, under the lee ol
Har's Island, intending to ride out the
storm, but its violence increasing, the
boat dragged her anchor. The machinery
was then set in motion, bot the iiller ropes
gave away, and the boat being at the mer-
cy Of wind and sea, was driven aground
at CITY Island, where she sprung a
ieak.-The passengers were safely Ian
ded, as well as the crew, and The freight
was saved. -tsll 'sa ofe
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lNFIRMARY FOR THE
TREATMEEr OF
CIub.Fcet. SQuimtlmg, &c.

GN HE subscriber hss' 'ss.s6Iisks1 ID he City ol
= Providsaes. On is6' mary fsr The vsslmsn,
Of Sguintisg. StufteSins, Ciub-Fse' W,y-
Neck, and elhs, coniwelions and Distortions oi
The body. For farther iofosmssion sPpIicslion
may be made 10 me personally. at my office. No.
North Cour: street, or BY letter through the
Posl Office H.W. RIVERS, M. d.
Prov idsocs, Oct Is. ls42. 3m
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED

u ARRIVED.
Dec l9th--sloop Eagle, Ing'aham. Providence
22d-sloop Portsmouth, Allen, New York.
23d-sloop Fame, Pearco, Bristol.
Cld-24th, brig Frances, Ingraham, Matanzas
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LATEST FROM CuBA.-ln,elfigence 10 the
9Th inst. The American Consul, James
s. Calhocn, arrived at Havana on the
3rd inst. A Spanish brig, name not CIV
en-, was wrecked on the Punta, OH tho
Goth ul.. and fifteen odt Of twenty persons
on boasd were lost. 1t was reported at
Havana, that The. ship John Taylor, Of
N York which went ashore on the south
coast Of Cuba, on her passage IRON
Liverpool, has been got off.
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NOTI08 1soSl licH

ME ssbseribss, desissiDle esr61ea q
- bis dsmssds wishonl ealing eDo,
ossss ons-'moss ehsnss.sb sbelase legel
them with "a Attorney ~ ecl|oGlio)
which y until Jansary III ; obst ~ IT,
they viii be hft. 3. DAvQIs - s... ~, !
dec ~. 's'ffs'f' .'.'' ''A
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The joint session Of the two houses Of
the Legislature Of Tennessee adjourned
on the Bib, SINE Gle. A suggestion was
made by the opposition, and most hearth
ly adopted by the Wings, tina. the mem
hers should resign, and submit their con-
duct with regard TO tho election Of SEN
ators, to the people. There is but lit,le
probability, however, that the opposit-
ION will finally agrce TO this.
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James Gardner
WRILL supply The following standard Pc
w. nod'cais. at the following prices, ,yREE
OF PosTAGk
Robert Mo'ry's Museum, monthly Msgazins
Tor youth, ut $i,00
Law Reporter, monthly, 500
Grsham's Lady's l. Gents. Magazine, do. 500
Lowell Offering, do. LOO
Musical Cabinet, do. 400
Mothers Assistant do. 100
Lady's Comps nion, do. -s SEQ
Lady's Book, do. 800
Knickerbecker Magazine, do. 500
The N opthly C. ronicle, so
The Boston Miscellany Of Literature
and fashion, monthly, - 600
dec rf
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CALF SKIN BOOTS.
A new low Vi fine Calf Boots Just received
- and for sale low, a, DRiSCOL'S, Main
street. dec Is
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~WRlTING SCHOOL.-Mr AIKEN. ss-
thor and teacher Of eleguu, penmauship, has ar
rived in town, und has Iaigs class q. HE room
al the Commercial House. We have seen spsci-
mems Of improvement, made BY some Of his pupils.
while q, Providence, which satisfied us ,hs, he
was master Of his business. His terms are very
reasonable. Call and see him.
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lnsu rance.

insurance.
:, The Ms'ual Safety Insurance Co.. OF New
York.will take risks on whaling vessels and ou.fs
Al The usual rates. The Subscribers are ss,hosiz-
cd 10 receive applications Cor Insurance by this
Company, which will receive immediate attention.
BURR & SMITH.
Warren, July 81, le4I. 6m
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The State of Rhode Aiand and Providence
Plantations notice in the written Constitn-
lions proposed for adoption TO The citizens Of our
State, thut the ancient ottache Of Providence
Plantations is s,l Recognized. Why should ]. be
SO Have moi the people "panIed'' at Provi-
dencs become smsIg mated with The rest Of the
people sufficen, to be called Rhode IsIandsrs!-
II not. then le, them be a State by themselves
under the name Of The estate Of Providence Plan
ts,ions." if they choose. For my part. think
our State ought 10 be called The "State Of Rhode
Island" We have no more to do with the "Pro-
violence Plantations" Than we have with the
Klcke.nuet Plantations "FupsS."
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In this town. on Sunday last. JOHN DAY, son
of Elisha G. and Abby Smith. aged year and 10
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MAKERS BOOTS.
HUST received a new supply of Walker
q best Cowhide Boots; for saIe low by
dec l8 } DRlSCOL.