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HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE,

Under he Exchange Hotel, RifhL1ond, FWgin'a.
ITO enable persons distance 10 invest in the following
i Splendid Scheme. BOiT co. publish it this
They Scheme his compare this
enic.nce peculiarly favorable purchasers of pack
and price IL considerable would advise the
forming of three send on TO HOYT
Co packages. The send the better The pce
of packages Will be published in day or two.
Spcadid Scheme.
$4,000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class o, for lsi3 he drawn at
Alexandria, u C., on Saturday. October 18th, lst3.
IS number Lotrry-l3 Drawn Ba!os
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THE VIRGiNL7 IND NORTH C.4ROLLhi
AIMANACK. FOR 1914.

Caicuated By Da0m Richardson If Loutsa County, ia
CONTAINING in addnn The Astronomical matter, list
~ Of The tours If Virginia and y Caroline, and the Repr>eh
CONGRESS- ffnm both >tcs, with The Federal number
which each represents and list Of The Senate and House OF DE-
lecatts a. Virginia Rad matter: Lovers Qnarrl- very
putty;) lauiiui Superstition; WIN nobody me! tonic
: ne h Inquiry My Poeke, Autumn; To ascertain Inc
wcis of live cattle Enigma Charades Riddles Questions
&C.. &c
IL
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I0TicE-The subscriber Offers privately, ms VA
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about GIG of LAM; 1874 Hat land Il fr>
portion Of the .h land there ne crop Cloverin the
production II which land ViTgInl supcrinr. MI things
considered The Amelia Springs certainly Tie most valuable pro
perry Eastern Virginia: lis healthy, and It's waters
equal !" any IN Virginia The improvements tie place are
large and all Of The erected
siihn The ia. SIX There large hck Hotel,
three stories high with hall - feet ny 3D. the
Ladies' sitting room adjoining and nine lodging rooms above and
Large Genemen's sitting the basement On each
e nf the entrance 10 the iloe there house, each 9h
feet in 9Th, and zach continuing u There likewise
large framed hildng containing 10 and number
Of other sufficient in all 10 s6n 0
There s also superior dining uom lb
built of brick which sufficiently spacious dine 40 prrsons
also and comfortable residence the
dining and well situated for the residence Of those
Intending the dining There is also house,
which there might be done good the mercantile line
There Is also good bath "se With eight appropriated
10! haiinc The Stables equal Virginia for
m;-nrt &c. there brn. of bck Sufficient contain nj
-'st - horses also, framed stable. iicen contain rs
horses The yard ana pleasure grounds having laid by
celebrated English gardener and al TIE beautifully de-
cOr.s6 with shruhbrry Of dfere! kinds mikes this most
beautiful situation The SPRINGS ueaed fat, surpassed
in beauty by in The gGfd. The the Amelia
Springs have been anayzed by Dr. Bridges of Philadelphia and
approved Of by DV Parish of The place The following
the analysis compared with that Of White
hhEL,a SPRINGS. WHITE SULPHUR SrRrSGs.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
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ooo p.rvAcrs oF NEW HARDWARE.

200 PACKAGES OF NEW HARDWARE.
WYE have opened, New Store South SIDE NAN
w street. four dos below the street Leading to Mayo
Bridge INV ards Of TWO HUNDRED PACKAGES Or 70
REIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, exc Tue
imported from Lreps snip ReAard Hnaers0
rive determined 10 sell GA such TERMS a' cah
fail 10 give satisfaction 10 all. c,,nrrp
., m 3S-w6w
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY:
Cary street, three doors ADORE the Columbia" HOTEL
Pirb,n0ud IN

H. ANTHONY still continues to sel Hats at the following
Plain Russia or Brush Hats 50 so S. silk Hats made
on fine odes proof from s. 80 10 50 O Boys a
from 81 IS To SCI Fur Caps from 81 Sla Genemen's Ciot
cans, from G. Ia 49, together with of Mems and
Boys Hair and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool HAS,
wholesale and retail. Terrls-Cash.
s. He keeps during Summer large assortment oil Leg
ho,n Palm Leaf Willow Hats suitable for al ages
NJ B-Iiats made 10 order.
January lat, 1913. WY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

HATS HATS HATS!
ID ECEIVED This day -cr. lynchburC nii assortment OF
II those beautiful Short Nap Beaver and Castor Hats oil the
now fashion, ALSO splendid lot OF gencnlens oier ana
Seal Skin; also very fine genemen AMI boys oo anu
Glazed Caps Of The latest and approved New York fashion,
ali which are offered for lowest New York cash price,
=, ~ AMlDON'S
Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Store,
Exchange Hotel Richmond Va ana
Wall street Of Nassau street, New YORK.
Mr. Country Merchants respectfully invited TO call and eS-
anime nv Suck of before purchasing elsewhere, rs very
iincin , is - VIZ" ~ 35-n
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4 Dead Shot for Worms in TIE Human Body

FRS. rEEaY & HAMLIN's vERM!fuGE
THIS nyaipai- Medicine Ia, aran cd ,l- south and West
the ap!caon OF dead Sao from lis great lrUm tness
AMI Gnparallel certainty OF feet
The exceeding small quantity OF Medicine required T. test the
existence of every from The slenits
operating houi The aid Of pJrgavr, and
generally wt repeating tosc, torc her with The perfect
snfeiy n administered r yonnges; CHI d. constitute
discoveries the sn.aI
quantity necessary given any renders
the cheapest medicine before the public
Prepared only hy PERRY & HAMI.iN
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltimore,
sAM. E. DOVE Richmond, Gen. Agents
BRACES & THOMAS, Peeisbnrg,)
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WIN. ALLEN,
DRIP FER Il " D tt T. 0 r !,

DR4PER q " TT Z o X,
rs receiving by New York packets his FALL and WIN
GOODS. comprising general as omcnt oil Cioths'
Ca>simeres, yestings, Meno Embarrassing for
Gloves Scarfs Shirts linen and cotton andsrrce
&c Sc Indeed every article necessary for gentleman
wardrobe. 49,,
The Goods have been selected by him IN person ana Tue
greatest care has In making secclion he Isl there
fore confident thai they only be examined TO give sails
faction.
lie /. prepared TO execute orders for clothing In the most
fhionabe manner and his prices TO the times
~ 80 - 70 3S-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

D EADY MADE London Duh Over Coats Leather LrQe'hs
II Gai.-our importation,a supply oi sizes
larger better assorted than heretofore; for sale by
THOMAS y CHARLES ELLIS.
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Sent. 8

pRIvATE EDUCATIoN-Twenty years have elapsed since
commenced the instruction of y"th aud cannot o9t rrI
which has extended To ME during
that The pleasure hch gives me 10 lpan the
knowledge renders this one of the most de
lighlfu periods Of my life.
I'm The lranin. Of yourh the great points form the cha
and usefulness; give them habits OF eguai
application and plean. and agreeable manners ~
desirable objects all my ppis reside
under nv roof table with my family, OF whoa
they form part and none others are admitted Thus
" brought confac. with me, The ui-cplhc WHICH
and firm partakrs nearly a. may be- OF the phi
vaie uniting degree the beeht OF pubc hstic
and good of pupils
practicable than their fears M pupil Is admit
period than months unless ~ specn agree
The number admitted Will in no case exceed 10 OF 10
unless previously members oi my
family extraordinary circumstances None are per
and all required To conform 10 me
regulations, which are ncthchi ana a.reepe u s"S "'
Having renewed TO a large commodious establishments
retired from the popuaGr IN Ihr ssn OF lhf
city Of Washington, next 10 Georsetown d. h5 Sei!
admission of youths on tie Isl oi ocIooeI
and close The lsr nf August following
TIE instruction liberal Intended 10 prepare youhe
gentlemen for rdcous into college, and semaeS
OF higher grade. The subjects taught are Engist, ah
French Composition, Civil History the elements oil Saa an"
Mural the Evidences IL Christianity HrlhWe'
Algebra the Elements of Geometry Geography, ihr Ooe an"
Book Keeping :. ,,oo ,
bile half This ncIndes union IN Tile above
boad, matess bedding towels, re Candles wash
Hooks Siauney Doctors hill and branches of education moi
embraced the above Hneuaces msc &C. VIII
be separate charges In these, competent raches WIN NC "
played. when desired.
The Halls Of Congress and Of the Counts Of The United States
and National Institute and o.her public huh
ines the Navy Yard the Canal Of the Chesapeake ana he o'
the public gardens, specimens oil architecture tue
and o remarkable men ana events anu %
semh'aee Of distinguished men at The sea. ." ihr Na"n w"
objects which viii tine opportunities 70 eN
plnd The cracter Occasional visits 10
special permission, accompanied aud preceded
explanations viii obviously nave MOT sa"'a's "
'" Anrus, .:,, ,s nr At VIM BRENT, Jn
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring the of
which extoicd highly By those who used
they eeanly very As the
there might he much said and hundreds might
produced, but the subscriber deems il
June y lift FRANCIS A. WILSON.
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WIN. BRENT, in,

beg leave TO refer Generals Wa.rand ROGER Jonrs Tenc
nnaurh Esq, Cy Of Washington, o. u and 10 Doctor
Benz s Gorer and VIM Robinson Esq Of D. e.,
Thomas Richie Esq thr Hon REM Watkins Leigh the
Hon Peter " Daniel Dr. Geo. Watson Of Rehmond vr-
gina John II. Cooke Winnsvie Post Office, Vir-
rina. :, %
sent .h,-io"
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uENRY P IRVING and John HILL have associated them
Ii Of The Law. They Will attend The In
-ror Superior Courts of Buckingham, Cumberland and
Prince Edward and the Superior Courts Of FGvanaa and Char
lotto. u. =. iKsiNIi
J. BILL.
wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

MONEY MATTERS The New York Express says
"The abundance ofmoney continues great as ever.
Mos, of the paper discounted bank is taken per
and in the street large operations made at
The same paper says
The Erie Canal IS mnnites'ly the great sgenue for
the flour Of the Western Safes The amount his sea-
son will no, fall short of 600 600 barrels Up 10 the
l4th Sept there had arrived this tide wae- Of
-four and heat computed, IN barrels, lbs 224 exceed
ing the arrivals in lS4l by 81 barrels
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CHARLES LEMSDEN.

Spectacle Glasses ePton TO IL IN frames
He bestow great pains IN r seectian III MS
and he assures h fents that his &c the very hes
1uaty ground perfectly polished and from MS Know
ledge Of Of Optics aud the structure OF the he
advice choosing SPEC
All of which viii he disposed Of on reasona
hlr terms t Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
ps,rsbu,g Inn. "a I5d3 l3-wtf
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IN acknowledgements Ru'es hold In the C
oce Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Canee
Essex county, the 9TH day of September, s3 10y
James Roy Meou, Jf, Trustee IN certain Deed or TINS, ~
cord in the Clerks Office "f Essex County Court dated a
nuary s40 between Robert NJ Pitcher and Susan Ann H.
of The first part the said Micou of the second part and k
j. Muse, William A. Wright and Elizabeth Pitcher OF lb S Y
part, Paint,4
against '.
Henry E Szrr and Susan 4. E. vino was Susan A. + -,
Elizabeth Pitcher and others Def, nd, a., a. :
This day the plaintiff By counsel, and flied his pi
ni> subpoena aud attachment awarded in this no
executed the defendants Size and wie aud they n,
entered their appearance; and il appearing by sa
dence, that the said defendants are NJ, inhabitants TN. So
the motion of the plaintiff, II Is Ordered THAI the die.
appear the Rules the Clerks Office afotes4
first Monday in November neat, and answer pantid
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in ons
paper published in the Guy Of Richmond, and that anbr,
thereof be posted NJ the front door Of the Court house -
county. copy-resir. '-'
JAMES ROY MICoU, Cik. E. sc.LAc
Sept 10 as -
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IN CiANCERY-VRGiN.:-Ai Rules held in the Cl,,., =
flee OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and cIIapr,
Cumberland county, on the 18th day al September 1853 y "
John X. Palmore George W. Daniel and Ncriwe;h,, e -
man. lltc merchants and trade, under The G,
style of Palmore, Daniel & Goodman PIsmI'.s D-
against
Newton Bazlegrove and Winston IIazlccrove i, th.i,
right and rs Executors of Pleasant Hazlrcove tc.a.t
Anderson and Charlotte his wife, Benjamin A. pnui
Harriet his wife, William England aud SALIVA IN. VII 1i
iIaze.roye William r. Hazrgrove and Tabha Iliz.,y 'i
The defendants Benjamin A. Phillips and Haritt IN, WIN
having entered their appearance and given security accord
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court Il
by satisfactory evidence that they irhab,an.
Commonwealth, II Ordered, That The sad defendants 40
here the nrst day Narch uea, an.u,
hill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy al this be ot,
inserted in newspaper published IN the CITY II Rcini
for two months snccrssivey, and pasted the door "a, -
Court house of this County. |
Acopy-1este, u. D. Wo0DsOY II r
Sept. II -.
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Young Lady, competent 10 instruct in all thr
IL branches Of English Educltinn Painting Drawing, &C.
employment Teacher private family Direct tposl
paid y Elk Hill Post Office, Amelia
Aug. y 30-wtf
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Newton llazegrove and Winston FIazesove their CIV,
right aud Is Executors of Pleasant Ha1lrerovr Jane
b. Anderson and Charlotte L. his wife, Benjamin Pml,
and Hamlet his WIFE William n. England and 81 ina his vii
Mary hazrgtove William r. a1terove aud Tabilaa liar
grove, Detrntan..
The defendants Benjamin A. Phillips and Harriet hi,
not having entered tne appearance aud security
To the acl of Assembly and the this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence ;ha; they nhb
OF tins Commonwealth II Ordered thai The said deienGal,
do appear here The first day o the March term and
wer the bill of the plaintiffs. AMI that copy &.
forthwith. inserted III new>paper published the &
Richmond months successfully, posted .o
ioor OF the Court hnnse OF this COUNTY.
Copy-Teste, b. b. No0DSON D. G.
Sent.
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IN CHANCERY.-VIRGrsI. At rules held in The C.+,t,
ofce OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Caace,.
Tor Cumberland county the ith day Of September st
John K Pamore and George w. Daniel merchants and mr.,
ners trading under the style and firm OF PlImoe DANIEL
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Testimonial Of their esteem and respect, TO
WRIT ROBINSON, e f,
By his Corps Of Engineers, on the Philadelphia,
Reading and Pottsye Railroad
Sept 25th, ls43
The gift, under the circumstances, is crediao'e 10
the gentlemen Who united in il, and meri,ed COM
pliment to the recipient. Mr.. Robinson was fortunate
IN securing, eminent degree, the cordial esteem
and regard Of all the members of his corps, and the
vase will be constant and aat,erng memorial oil
their Of his professional qualifications and socai
merits hilad Spirit IF he Times.
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A WILL MrRirEp COMMUNICATIVE Robinson
ESQ on resignng the Chief Euglneershp of the Rad
ing Railroad has been presented with splendid sill
yer Vase, by the Engineer corps Of the same work
The Berks and Schuy!ki!l Journal says The vase,
which is 4 beautiful specimen OF ar, is ornamenied
with OF the PbGnixvie tunnel, brtge and
and train of cars, and other appropriate
devices. done in the metal, presenting remarkably
rich and tasteful appearance. On one side the fol-
lny no inscr ptou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09

The New-York aud Stooing,on boats
have discontinued running daily, and
will for the future ran but three times
week from each place, leaving Ston-
ington on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud
Fridays. and New York on Tuesdays,
Thur lsdqys and Saturdays.
Persons desirous of going to New
York from this place, by taking the
steamer toIas can proceed direct via
the Stoniagton Rail Road. Returning
they can either come over the ferries
ffo'n Kingston or stop at WEXFORD and
come down in the Wexford packet,
which runs daily, or they may proceed
TO Providence and take the regular mail
Stage VI 8 o'clock, or take the King
Philip at 9 o'clock and run the risk OF
getting conveyance in from tho ferry
(which is not much Of a risk geDcra!ly
or they may wait until the next dny in
Providence and return by the lolas. In
pleasant weather, tho most direct and
least expensive route, is by the way of
Wexford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09

In this town, on the Goth nli., Miss Abigail
Stanhopc, aged nearly 50 years. More than
90 years ago she was baptized aud received
into the Second Baptist Chnrch, ty the Rev.
MIR ThurSton A few wears after, she united
with the First Baptist Church, Of which she
continued To be a worthy aud highly esteemed
member until her death. Having onilIrsd
most Of her relatives aud youthful associates,
and Tor sometime unable 10 mlngle with th"
people of God in the public devotons of the
sanctuary, it might seem to many that her
condition must be lonely indeed, and her spirit
sad.--But il was not so Her kindness Of
heart, her faithful and consistent piety, had
won for her respect and friendship which
the fross Of age could not wiihor, name wnr-
thy to be held in lasting remembrance. We
believe she rests with "the blessed dead.
| Cow.
| In this town, on the 4l inst. William shaw,
second sou of WIN. G. 4 a. :. Robinson, al
Baltimore, and grandson Of Josiah &. shaw,
Esq in the I'd year Of his age.
II ~ this tow n, on Tuesday evening last, after
n proiractod Hines, Mr.. Joseph II. Greene,
aged SO years. Funeral this afternoon, NJ
O'Clock, from his late residence in Spring.st. .,
which relations aud friends are requested 10
attend.
10 Tivor,on, 9TH uli, Sarah Wilcox, widow
IL Bristol, 3lst ult, an infant child Of Mr.
VIM. Bullock
II IN Warren, 3ist ult. Mrs. Roby Bray,on,
consort Of the late Capt. James w. Brnyton,
aged q years.
H In Providence, 3ist ul,. Harriet C. Angcll
in the 23d year Of her age.-Mr Nathaniel
/ Fuller, aged ~ years.--On Wednesday last
II Mrs. l.. a. Wilder, aged 81 ysar-On Thurs
day night, Jas. Calder, n revolutionary pen
sioner, in tho s9ih year Of his age.--On sun
day, WIN Henry Hudson Tilley, son ~ VIZ
Wm. John Tilley, aged years II monihi
aud % days
H AZ Siouingion, Con) on Sunday morning
last, Miss Abigail Thomp-ou, widow 81 The
the late Capt. Samuel Thompson, aud dnugh
ter of,he late Elisha Cossc.hall, Of this town
II aged 30 years.
II In Washington City, Nov. lst G"rtrud'
Margaret, Youngest daughter ofC"l Joseph G.
II To,,cn, Chicf Engineer L. : Army.
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s3s SHIP NEWS. H.
PORT OF NE w P0R 7.
RRIV ID.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.
schrs Gonoa, I.smpheer, fm Bangor Rich
moud, Am"s, ThomastoD Gen Warren,
Smart, Camden; Pacific, Swift, New Bedford
aud Algssas"Il, Brown, Albany 'iH fail kiv'f.
a,l lo disrhatgr here ivanhuc, tu"k, New
bar, pnrl itr philad GHzelle, Brown, Orins
ton, ior BALTIMORE; krsoiy", Bnrl, Harn'iabI'.
aud Aiay iowei, Cutler, Somerset, both inr
York Hop" & Susan, Thaicb.r, Bath H'
Prov, sally Scare, Gardiner for do; a h,baiross,
Baker, Prov. for Savannah November, Nick.
crson, Boston i.I Norfolk James Bo,l., b,l.
fast Iof New London Eagle, White, Fail Rly.
~ for Yarmouth Denmark, Rl der, fm Dor.
ton Planet, lIuwland, Prov. ;-Cabnt, How.
ard, Prov. for n. Orleans. In the squall thu
morning, the &. got ashors on tho North END
Of Pappoose Sqnaw Neck, ON The rocks, aud
lay ill the steamer loas ho,. in sight from
! Prov vidrnce, when signal OF distress wns
made, and tn. boat went to her assisiancr
aud lowed her oft. She will 20 an the rail.
WAYS for examination.
! Shops Hero, Weeks, fm Falmou,, RienZi.
Dnrf.s' kew-Yorb for Providonce, with jii'
Ala, carried aw'ny ~
THURSDAY, Nov. g
Bark Highlander, Mayberry, fin Prov fo
| n. Orleans.
Brig Helen Mar, O'r) GaIon, I'm Pictou, fo
orders.
Schr Bcrs"y g. Deborah, White, fm faI'
River for Albany.
Sloop Samuel, fin Bristol, aud Franklin,
I'm N. York, both Tor NJ Bedford.
FRIDAY. Nov. s.
Shops IIardscrnbble, Davis, fin Prov, aud
Oscar, Pfosby, Taunton, both for n. York.
sATuBDAy. Nov. 4.
Schrs Globe, of YarmoutI,,) Baker, u days
FIN Ocracokc, n. C. for N Bedford, with main.
boon, carried away Rebccca u Aba.ail, Ro'
cap, im EhiIad.l phia, with Coal, to 5. Newton,
Jr. ;-Leo, Rogers, Scconnet Point for Den.
mis-.
sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer,f FIN Providence
via Bristol for Nantucket.
SUNDAY, Nov. S.
\ Srbr Wm. Hart. Kennedy, I'm Philad. Il"
+. River, Champion, Hatch, Bangor for Prov;
Orion, Clarkt, Calais for Fast Greenwich ;
Alert, 'iunict, aud Helen, Cole, liallowoil io'
T. RIVER.
Schr Elizahril, (or Edgnrton,) Allen, n
heating in this morning, nis.stayrd and wsnl
ashore "A short distance below Fori Adams
she was got of at high water, with little or NJ
damage.
P,lo,.boat Hiram, Of Edsarton, i'm q crgse.
| MONDAY. Nov. 6.
schr Mexico, Wehber, fl" Gardiner.
J TUESDAY, Nov. 7.
u A light ship, with painted ports, cam
down the river last night, aud sailed this NOR
mug
/ Schrs Atlas, Baker, lin t.ardincr for Fail
River; Un!lrt States, Sproui, Bangor I"'
Provid.nco.
CLEARED.
7th-Ship John CoggcshaIl, Macy, Pacific
| Ocsan.
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US a q lA 3 q 8 = s.

IN ibis town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Henry SeiSas to Mis-,
Hannah Niles (coIorcd )-On Tuesday eve
ming, By the Rev. Mr. Thayer, Mr.. Thoma.
Church, to Miss Mary Seixas, (coIorcd)
IN Bristol, on Thursday morning last, Mr.
Robert A. Peck, OF Providence, 10 Miss Sarah
daughter Of tho late Capt. Martin Bennett, o
Bristol.
In Fail River, l7,h alt James u. l!anlhly
to Miss Mary Ann Fish, both of riycrton.
In Cumberland, I9th uIt, Mr.. Welcome
Nowry, Jr., of Smithfcld, To Miss Charlotte
II Simpson, formerly of Boston.
In SmiihGcId, ist inst Mr.. Lew y. Fits, %
Providence, To Miss Phehr, second daughter
Of Israel Arnold, of Smiihiicld.
In Thompson, Conn, 2Jth ult Mr.. Horace
Thnycr, to Miss Clarlssa a, daughter of Mr
Eli Brown of Providence.