The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-08-28 00:00:00, page 4

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. H* t, MoiMstt, g«e».
Coffee, &c.
ju»T BKO«»V«i>, •*
GREENE tf CARTER.
FIFTY Barrels of fresh Afexaudria su
perfine Flour,
f 1 <=*•’
| 50 Ream./Wrapping Paper,
2 Tons of Sheathing Paper, fee. fee.
F ./ August 10, 1810. *
I <A India and Europeari Goods.
SAMUEL AMES,
io. 1, Weybosaet-Street, haa for sale,
LACK and coloured Canton CrapeUor
I ladies* gowns, black and coloured Silks
for da’iuperiour quality Company Nan
kina, best common do. with a great varie
ty of Goods, European and home man
ufactured, wholesale and retail, at re
duced prices. -
Aftril 24, 1810. »■
F \ ' TTHB Publick are informed, that the
1 SMITHFIELD COTTON MANU-
FACTURING COMPANY hav« opened
a Wate-House in Pawtucket, (Rehoboth,)
nearly opposite Colortel Siac*’* Tavern ;
where they offer for sale, an
FAGTORY YARN and CLOTH, which,
teduires no recommendation.
RICHARD W A TERM AN,
Agent for the Company.
, N. B. Yam put out to Weave,
M above.
IQ, 1810. o<;
THOMAS HOWARD, Jun.
‘ "-Tn Cabinet Manufacture*,
- M IN paWtuxeT,
• TI7ITH the moat grateful sensibility re-
W turns His sincere thanks to his kind
customers for the extensive encouragement
thev have given him in the prosecution of
Ms business, id which he has uniformly la
boured to give satisfaction, by the solidity
and elegance of his work, the goodness of
his materials,. and the moderation of his
prices.—While he is highly gratified to
find that he has been successful in his en
deavours to please, he respectfully solicits
a, continuance Of their favours, so long as
he shall be dot-med to merit them, to ena
ble him to defray the heavy expenses at
tendant on his business.
He continues to prosecute It at the rac
tory above- mentioned, where he has now
on hand, for sale on such terms as he thinks
will be considered reasonable, a great va
riety of CABINET-WORK.
He has lifewfoe fee sale, on equally ad-
Xnageous jenns to thepurchasers, at his
rniture Ware-House in Providence, near
Mr Witkl»»o**» Bodk-Store, an exten
sive and valuable-assortment of articles in
the line bf his profession, consisting of Side
boards, Sec rfet a Bureaus, Desks, Night-
Tables, Wash-Stands, Bedsteads, Dining,
Card and Breakfast Tables, Chairs, Fire-
Screens, Sofas, Easy and Lolling Chaits,
Clock-Cases with Cumming's warranted
Clock!. Willard's Patent Time-Pieces,
Taney Chairs, Mahogany framed Look
ing-Glasses, Bcc. B<c. Btc.—all of which ho
how offers to dispose of on the lowest terms
for cash, or such Goods as he may want.
Orders for shipping abroad or transporta-
articles of Furniture into the Coun
try, will be attended to with the utmost
punctuality.
May 25, 1810. V-
WIELAND’S OBERON.
ROUSMANIERE » BARftER
just published, and have for sale at
* their Book un<| Stationary Store, No. 1
and 2 Long-Wharf, Newport, Sothe-
By’s translation of Wieland’S Obe
ron, in two volumes, 12ma
THIS exqulskively beautiful, and in Eu
rope highly estimated Poem, is ssjet
but little known in the United States, The
excessive high price of the London edition,
has almost operated as a prohibition nf its
perusal here. To this, the first American
editionfris prefixed an original preface Con
taining critical remarks on the Poem* and
biographical notices of the authouf and
translator. This edition in typographical
executiotf is warranted equal to the Lon
don. The price of the London edition is
10 :50 —The price of this is 8 2 :50.
‘X7" The above are for sale at the Book-
Stores of William Wjlkiitson, and
hen nr Cushing, Nos. 1 and 2, Market-
Square, Providence.
August 17, 1810. . 6t.
JACOB SOESMAN
offers For srle,
MCS Store on the Long Wharf, which
now let* for $ 220 per annum. Aho,
tWo Lot* of Land on Mathewson-Street,
opposite the Providence Dye-House. Like*
•wise, nine Lot* ow Federal Hill, through
which the new Turnpike* run. All the
above-mentioned property is situated in
those part* of the town which are daily
rising in value, and affords a great oppor
tunity to purchaser* for Speculation, par
ticularly the Store on the Long Wharf
Which now rents ior more than 9 per cent.
To Let, fur a long time,
The Store he now occupier, having the
privilege of the Wharf annexed.
At which place he offers for sale the fol
lowing Goad*
150 Barrel* of prime and mess Beef and
Pork,
100 do. Tar,
200 do. Menhaden Fish,
2 Hhd*. of James River Tobacco,
4 do. Runs,
1 Trank of Checks, suitable for. the
Spanish market;
100 Kegs of Bntter and Lard,
20 Boxes of Spermaceti Caddies,
20 do. Soap.
Coffee, Sugar, Ten and sundry articles,
alt of which will be wdd very low, and
oh accommodating terms.
(Jy He request* all those who are in
debted to him, to make payment, to ena
ble him to pay those he is indebted to.
.tugutl 3, 1310. tf.
, r* *Ur r w >• "f, .•!
BARRETT & SHATTUCK,
ABk, Cotto*. Woollen and Linen Dyers
and FiMslwra,
Ab. 53, Hdnover- Street, corner <f Vnion-
Street, Boston, . > c
WOULD' Inforte their friend’. ftod th *
W publick, that they continue to carry
on the DYING BUSINESS, on an eh
larged scale, add fo a manner of work
manship, aaperiour to any establishment of
the kind in America.
They Dye and Finish Broadcloths, Cas
simeres. Satins, Lustrings, Crapes, Laces,
Saririetk Sewing Silks, Ribbons, Silk, Cot
ton and Woollen Hosiery and Gloves, Fer
rets, SHk Shawls, Cotton Cambricks, un
fashionable Calicoes dyed black and fin
ished as Cambricks, biding the figure; re
store spotted goods ; dye afid finish ladies
Satin, Lustring and Caurtbrick Gowns, and
dress them in a manner to make thorn; •*
handsome as new goods; Lace Veils, which
have become yellow, whitened, or dyed
black ; gentlemen** Coats, Pantaloons and
Vests cleansed, or dyed as required Also,
Cotton, Yaw, Thread, &c. kc.
They dye scarlet on wodllen, silk and cot
ton, equal to any done in Europe ; also on
hair and feathers, for military use.
They manufacture and keep Constantly
for sale, superiour fine ground and HOL 1 -
ED CAMWOOD, which, from their expe
rience by using, they will warrant pure and
free of all kinds of adulteration. Clothiers
•nd others, tvho have been disappointed in
the quality of this article, are respectfully
invited to give theirs a trial. Alto rasped
Logwood, Fustitk, Nicarattga and Red
wood, ail which they warrant pure, and of
dying, &c. received and de
livered after dying, by John R. Carpenter,
Afcent, Providence. Every article care
fully attended tq, And dyed according to
direction.
Boston, August 16, 1810.
and now opening for sale at Store No. 5,
Cheap-Side,
AVERY extensive assortment of the
most fashionable ENGLISH, INDIA
and SCOTCH GOODS, via.
Real superfine black, blue, bottlegreen
and mixed Broadcloths ; do. low priced
superfine Casshneres of all colours, do. low
priced superfine Imperial Cord, Imperi-
al Cotton do.—Velvets, white, black and
buff Jeans; white Cambricks, from Is. 6d.
to 10s. per yard; Jaconet Cambricks,
lace, pearl, seeded, India, tamboured and
every kind of fancy Muslin ; Book Mus
lins, Cambriok, common and Furniture Di
mity ; elegant 6 and 7-qr. twilled Shawls;
worked bordered long Shawls; red, pink,
buff, white and blue Saragossa Cambricks;
womens’ white, black and slate Cotton
Hose ; mens* do. a great variety of Cali
coes of the newest style; elegant 3 and 4-qr.
Silk Ginghams; 3, 4 And 6-qr. light and
dark large and smalt Plaid Cotton Ging
hams; white, black, red, buff, lead and
fawn twilled Cambricks; black and co
loured plain do. 6-qr. plain black Silk Lace
for Veils, Tabby Velvets, fancy and silk
leno Bonnet Handkerchiefs, Italiah Plaid,
plain Florence, Indra plaid and plain Lu
strings of different colours, black and pink
Baranets, black and purple Satins, Modes,
6-qr. silk damask Shawls, Madras, Banda
no and Canton Handkerchiefs, black Silk
Handkerchiefs, Grandurels, Cotton Cassi
meres, short and long Nankins, Sattinets,
Mandarin Camblet, Dimity, Satin, fine
and coarse Linens, Brown Holland, Dia
pers, Sheeting Cotton, Gilla Handker
chiefs, Camera Hair Shawls and Scarfs,
Cotton Laces, Silk Lace Sleeve!, red and
black Morocco Childrens* Hats and Jockies,
Silk, Pins, Needles, cotton and linen Sew
ings, Silk Gloves, long and short Kid do.
Bed Laces, India Cottons of every descrip
tion, with a variety cf other Goods, not
particularized ; all of which are offered to
the publick very low.
Also for sale.
Ten Hhds. of first quality Fayetteville
Tobacco, which will be sold considerably
lower than the market price.
A/ai/22. 1810. tf.
At his new Store, No. 1, Weybosset-Street,
nearly opposite the Turk’s Head,
HAS now on hand for sale, a much bet
ter assortment of EUROPEAN and
INDIA GOODS, than is usually found in
Stores at this season, which he is determin
ed to *rll at reduced prices, at wholesale
or retail, Among which are, superfine, mid
dling, and low-priced Broadcloths and Cas
sitneres, Calicoes, Ginghams and Cham
brays, white and coloured Cambricka, su
perfine, middling and low-priced home
made British and India Shirting Cottons,
homemade Stripes, Checks and Chambrays
by the yard, piece or quantity ; a com
plete assortment of Mens’ and Womens*
silk, cotton and worsted Hose f 6, 7 and
8-qr. Table Damask and Diaper, brown
and white Linens, with a great variety of
articles too numerous to particularise. He
has likewise, No. 4, 4 1-2 and 5 Pins;
7—9 Bristol Crown Window Glass, elegant
Looking-Glasses, with sundry articles of
Cutlery and Hardware Goods at whole
sale. ,
, J i so.
FRESH GOODS,
Of the latest Importations into Boston.
yusr KKCEtrzifer
N. TINGLEY,
2 Hhd*. of superionr quality of Tobacco,
Kegs of da Hyson, Young Hyson, Souchong
and Bohea Teas, of a superiour quality,
by the chest, dozen or pound.
April 6, 1810. tf.
NOTICE TO WEAVERS.
THE Subscriber wishes to pot out COT
TON YARN, of various kinds, to
weave; Apply at the Store opposite Mr.
B. N. Richmond's, Cheap-Side.
JOSEPH S. COOKE, Agent for Lyman
Cotton Manufacturing Company.
FOB SAL* AS ABOVfc,
COTTON YARN, and COTTON
MANUFACTURED GOODS.
June 12, 1810.
CHEAP GOODS.
SAMUEL AMES,
tf. ’
For sale by the subscriber,
VORTY Balesof UulEnd Csgton, •
r ro Barrels of mdla and prime Pork.
60 Barrels of Herrings,
a
Dry Goode, as usual.
also, „
Th rowel! and Water Frame Spindles,
warranted of the first quality, and made
to pattern with Fliers Complete. Samples
of which may be seen by applying «> th «
subscriber, or at ths Scituate Factory, at
H««l.
July 31, 1810- 12 h
HOSES,
Retailing at wholesale prices, and whole •
eating at cost.
THE subscriber informs his friends and
customers, that he lias now on hand
a very general assortment of SHOES, of
almost every description, which he is de
termined to retail lower than Shoes have
ever been- retailed in this town, though
they have been retailing in this town lower,
it is believed, than in any other place in
the United States.
Those made for his own retailing, are al
most wholly made in this town, by set
of hands, whose work has' seldom ever been
known to rip; and particular care is taken
to put in none but the best of stock of every
He now offers to the Ladies, Morocco
Shoes of various new fashioned colours;
Plaid Kldaml Lamb do. Nankin do. Nan
kin da foxed with Morocco and Kid.
Gentlemen are invited to call and pur
chase of the nicest kind of dress Shoes and
Morocco Pumps.
Those Who wish to purchase for retail
ing, or for shipping, may be supplied on
terms which cannot fail to please.
He has Mens’ Styles and Pumps, parti
cularly suitable for the West-India mar
ket, which rtiay be had on lohg credit, or
in exchahgi: for West-India Goods.
ABNER KINGMAN.
July 10, 1810. . tf.
NEW LINE OF STAGES
THE Publick are informed that a new
line of Stages is established from Bos
ton to New-York, by way of Providence,
Hartford and New-Haven, and will com
mence running on the 15th instant, as fol
lows : Leave Mr. Bradley’s Tavern, Elm-
Street, Boston, every day at 6 o’clock, A.
M. and arrive at Providence at 2 o'clock,
P. M. leave Providence at 5 o’clock, A. M.
and arrive at Hartford at 8 o’clock, P. M.
leave Hartford at 9 o’clock, A. M. and ar
rive at New-Haven at 9 o’clock, P. M.
leave New-Haven at 7 o’clock, dnd arrive
in New-York at noon every day.
RETURMIkG.
Leave New-York at 8 o’clock, A. M.
every day, and arrive at New Haven same
day; leave New-Haven at 9 o’clock, A.
M. and arrive at Hartford at 5 o’clock, P.
M. leave Hartford at 4 o’clock, A. M. and
arrive at Providence at 6 P. M.
leave Providence at 6 o’clock, A. M. and
arrive at Boston at 2 o’clock, P. M.
BARE.
From Boston to Providence, E 2; from
Providence to Hartford, 8 4.
The pubbek are requested to call for
theij seats at Mr. Bradley’s Tavern, Elm-
Street, and Granger’s Coffee-House, Brat
tle-Square, Boston; in Providence, at E.
Foster’s, sign of the white Horse, nrar the
Market; at Hartford, to H. G. Broome;
and at New-Haven, to Nathan Peck, or G.
W. Broume. .
H. O BROOME, Harford.
N. HOWE, 7 » .. .
D. CLARK. 5 Ashford.
E. FOSTER & Co. Providence.
Boston and Providence Accom
modating Stage,
SETS oft' from Mr. Boyden's Inn, Mar
ket-Square, Boston, every day at six
o’clock, A. M. exchanges horses at the
half-way house, in Walpole, and arrives in
Providence at two o’clock, P. M. leaves
Colonel Macomber’s, Providence, every
day at six o'clock, A. M. exchanges horses
at the half-way house, Walpole, and ar
rives in Boston at two o’clock, P. M.—Fare,
two dollar» each passenger. The Stage-
Books tore kept at Mr. Boyden’o, Market-
Square, J- Clarke't, Brattle-Square, M7M
ington’i, Broomfield's-Lane, and Imwi
fihear'» t Hanover-Street, Boston ; and in
Providence, at Colonel Macomber*!, di
rectly opposite the Bridge, and at Mr.
Alfiheus Ammidon't.
TRASK & GAY,
JOHN NEEDHAM & CO.
Bouton, July 28, 1810. Bt.
TITHEREAS at the Supreme Judicial
’ ’ Court holden at Providence, in and
for the County of Providence, on the third
Monday of March, A. D. 181®, the sub
scriber! were appointed Commissioners or
Assignees to receive the Estate ot Gard
ner, Smith, of Scituate, in Mid County,
Trader, who has obtained the benefit of
an act passed in June, 1756, entitled “ An
Act for the Relief nf Insolvent Debtors,*'
and distribute the Mme among his Credi
tors agreeably to the provisions of said act:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Creditors of the Mid Gardner , to exhibit
to us or either of us their respective de
mands, within nine months from the 31st
day of March Ust, or they will be pre
cluded according to the act afore Mid. ,
JOHN B. SNOW,
AUGUSTUS BROWN,
BENJAMIN KIMBALL, jun.
August 21, 1810
Straw Braid and Trimmings
TIT ILL be taken in payment for Goods,
VV at Store No. IS, Cheap-Side, if efa
good quality.
H. WESTON.
Juh<3l,TBlo. K
TITJIEREAS my wife Sarah has kft my
v v bed and board, this is then fore to forbid'
ail persons harbouring or treating her on my
HtcCunt, as I am determined not to pay any
debt of her contracting from the date hereof.
EDWARD S. ARNOLD.
JigWrf 24, 1810.
A. SEATON 6c Co. Boston.
STEPHEN FULLER, Eoxborough.
July 13, 1810. tf.
NEW FUBLWAtIONS.
WANTON & RATHBONE
Have just received » variety oi uew
cationa. Novels, Romances, &c. for Sale
or Circulation, among which are,
tT DWARD Fit! Yorke, 4 vols. Llnda-
H* mira, or an Old Maid in Search ot •
Hasband, 3 vols. Asaaasio of St. Glenroy,
a vols. Aiderman and Peer, or the Ancient
Castle and Modern VMla, 3 vote. Calebs
in Search of a Mistress, 2 vote. Castle of
Arrairon.’or the Banditti of the Forest, a
Romance. 4 vds. Celia Suited, or the Ri
val Heiresses, 2 vote. Houses of Oama and
Almeria, by the authour of the Children
of the Abbey, 1 vol. Itinerant, or Memoir’
of an Actor, 2 vols. Johnson’s Journey to
Hebrides, 1 vol. Mrs. Montague’s Letters,
1 vol. Also, a few more seta of Scottish
Chiefs, by Miss Porter, Lake of Killarney,
Romance of the Pyrennes, Village Pastor,
Pleasures of Hope, My Uncle Thomas, Do
ninican, a Romance; Match Girl, Adams’
Lectures, Bcc. Elegant miniature editions
of Marmion, Lky of Last MtMirel, Pe
trarch’s Sonnets, Junius* Letters, Wash
ington’s Farewell Address, Caleb’s, in
Search of a Wife, Common Prayer, Watt’s
Psalms and Hymns, Kc.
Just received, as above,
Best Philadelphia Foolscap No. 1, and
Letter Paper; Also, common Foolscap-and
Pot Paper, Quills, and a variety of Station
ary articles.
School-Books, as Murray's Introduction,
Reader, Sequel, &c.
in future they will receive all the new
Publications of merit, for sale or circula
tion-soon as from the presf. .
Paper-Hangings— just received from
the manufactory, a variety of neat low
priced, and some new and elegant Patetn».
ji August 14, 1810.
Elegant fancy Muslins and India
Cottons, &c.
WATSON & GLADDING
Have thh day received a veiy ixtensiv*
assortment of NEW and fashionable
Goods* vit.
TWO Trunks of fancy Muslins, consist
ing of Victory Gause, Jubilee Cord,
Leno, Seeded Leno, Tamboured,Spriggcd
net, Riddle Gauze, Pearl Pequet, Allo
ver Lappett, spotted Leno, diced Lenv,
and Spidernet; real superfine navy blue,
black, bottle green and mixed Broadcloths,
from 6 to 11 dollars per yard ; Cassimeres,
Fatent Cords and Stockingnct, elegant
worked Robes, plain Jaconet Muslins,
white Cambricks, chhap; sheer Muslins,
plain and figured ; British Cottons, Ging
hams, Calicoes, Cambrick Prints, black
Italian Crapes, black Lustrings, double
Satins, Silk Florentaen, Silk Velvets, Tab
by Velvets, Velvet Cords, Cambrick Dimi
ties, elegant blue Copperplates, Furni
tures, white Silk Gloves, white Kid do.
coloured beaver do. white and black Silk
Hose, coloured and white cotton do. Silk
Umbrellas, black Italian Sewings, Look
ing-Glasses, Pins of all Nos. Cotton Laces,
cheap and wide ; black Silk Laces, wide ;
Cotton and Silk Armlets.
Also, a complete assortment of India
Cottons, selling remarkably low, by the
bale, piece, or yard; with every article
usually called for m the Piece Goods Line,
selling very cheap.
|[7* They tender their grateful acknow
ledgements to their punctual and cash cus
tomers, but are under the necessity of in
forming those whose notes and accounts are
due, that unless speedily paid, they will be
left with an Attorney for collection.
August 14, 1810. tf.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
fOK SALE,
THE Estate where the subscriber Ilves,
situated in High-Street, (a pleasant,
healthy situation,) consisting of one half
of a double House, two stories high, with
a good Yard, Barn, &C. Also, one acre and
an half of good' Land, on the cross road
leading from Cranston to Johnston, directly
back and adjoining the Estate lately own
ed by Mr. Samuel Snow. If said Estate
is not sold at private sale before the 15th of
September, it will be sold at Publick Auc
tion. For further particulars, apply to Mr.
Samuel Proud, in High-Street, or to the
subscriber, at No. 1, Market-Street.
HENRY JACOBS.
August 14, 1810.
Drawing Approaching ! !!
Smithfield Academy Lottery.
By authority of the Legislature of the State
of Rhode-Island, &c.
SCHEME.
1 Prise of g 1000
500
200
100
50
20
10
1353 Prises 8 13,300
2647 Blanks.-—For the Lottery, 2700
16
32
130
1160
4000 Tickets, at 4 Dollars each—B 16,000
Lett than two Blanks to a Prize, and
no Deduction Jrom the Prizes.
The low Prizes will be paid in 30 and
all others in 60 days after the drawing is
completed.
The Lottery will commence drawing on
the 30th Inst.
MARCUS ARNOLD, 7
GEORGE ALDRICH, 5 Mana B er, ‘
Tickets and Quarters in the above
Lottery for sale by J. B. WOOD, who pays
all Prizes obtained at his Office, and K uar ‘
antees the drawing of all Lotteries he has
any concern in, at the time mentioned, cr
pays back the Cash. Prize Tickets and
Bank Notes of (almost) every description
in the United States taken for Tickets.—
Orders (post paid) enclosing Prize Tickets
or Cash, punctually attended to, and the
earliest information given of their fate.
, Present price of whole Tickets 4 do’Js.
Quarters 81: 13 1-2
August 10, 1810.
D LANK DEEDS, handsomely printed
U on good paper, for Mie at The Ameri
can Office.
Augvet7, 1810.
1000
1000
800
800
800
640
1300
6960
FRESH TEAS, INDIGO, fcc.
Benjamin k ChaiiA Dyer
Offer<for aale, the moat aftoßwaodaUog
terms the following, among a
riety of ether article*, viz.
TWO Thousand pounds of Bengal Indi- ,
to, of a superiour quality, and aa tow
■s h can be had-hi New-York w
Boston ;
20 Tons of freea Copperas,
2 da A Hum.
1 do. Blue Vitriol,
4 do. Logwood,
4 da Nicarauga Wood,
• 3 do. Redwood,
3 dp. Fustick,
6 da Gamwood,
300 Pounds of Aqwa Fortis, k
1000 do. OilofViWiol,
500 da Nutgalls, '
1000 do; Crem Tartar,
3VO do. Red Tartar,
20 Casks of Pot and Pearl-Ashes,
20 Hhds. of ground Camwood.
1000 Pounds of Turmeriek Root,
1500 da Gallangal Root,
200 da Red Sanders,
100 do. Litharge,
Arnatto,
100 do. Quick Sliver*,
Arsenide, r u
Grain Tin,
Manganese,
Spt.- Sat Matin.
1 Ton of Flor Sulphur,
1-2 do. Roll do.
1 do. White Lead,
1 do. Spanish Brown,
50 Pounds of Vermillion,
Prussian Blue, No. 1 and 2;
Patent and Kings Yellow,
Stone Yellow, Umber,
Ivory Black, Black Lead,
Coarse, middling and fine Corn Emeqr.
10 Bags of Pimento,
200 da Cloves,
WOO do. pure ground Ginger,
500 do. Cassia, 1
Pepper, Nutmegsand Mace,
A few Casks of fresh Raisins,
Drums Saltans do.
Boxes of Starch,
Do. Mustard,
Scotch and Rappee Snuff, per hundred or
less quantity ;
150 Kegs of Negrohead Tobacco, War
ranted of a superiour quality ;
is” Barrels of Virginia Cigarrs,
200 Reams of Wrapping Paper,
30 Groce of Bonnet Papers,
Clothiers’ Jacks, ,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
1 Hhd. of live Geese Feathers,
Russia, Swedesand English Bar Iron, p*
Ton or less qnsntity ;
20 Casks of new Rice,
200 Pounds of Russia Twine, very low;
150 Chests and Boxes of Gunpowder,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
Souchong and Bohea Teas, of the
latest importations, and will be sold
at very reduced prices ;
A few Hhds. of Sc. Croix Rum,
Old Cognack and Spanish Brandy,
Lisbon, Shernr, Malaga, Currant and Cat*
a lonia Wines,
Pipes of Bowen’s and New-York Gin,
150 Half Barrels of mess Beef, suitable
for families use or ship stores ;
150 Barrels of mess and prime Pork and
Beef, In eXceltent shipping order;
100 Kegs of new Batter,
*lOO do. Lard,
20 Barrels of Beans,
50 Quintals of "Codfish,
6 Boxes of Havana brown Sugars,
6 Barrels do. white da
20 Bags of Coffee,
27 Barrels do. entitled to debenture,
10 Bags of Cocoa Shells,
20 Boxes of New-York Soup,
12 do. Chocolate,
Nails, Scythes, Crowbars, Codlines. Bed
cords, Spelter, Biacklead, Pots,
7 by 9 Window Glass,
Towcloth, Cotton Stripes, Chambrays and
Bedlicks; -
One elegant Telescope, which will be sold
• for less than it cost in London ;
Shop Furniture,
Vials, and iron and marble Mortars,
Obstetrick Instruments,
Catheters and Toansequits,
Teeth Instruments,
Crown and common Lancets,
Teeth Brushes,
Large and small Syringes,
f Pewter and Glass Urinals,
Bed and Chair-Pans,
Breast-Pipes and Nipple-Glasses,
Velvet and common Bottle Corks,
With as great assortment cf DRUGS,
MEDICINES, DYESTUFFS, GROCE
RIES and other GOODS as can be found
■at any Store in New-England. All of
1 which will be sold on such terms, and at
' such prices, as shall be satisfactory to Eve
ry reasonable purchaser.
’ Medicine Chests, for shiptorfamiliesuse,
with full directions, put up at short notice.
' N. B. They will exchange Beef, Pork,
Butter, Lard, Beans, &c. for West-India.
‘ or almost any othev kind of Goods.
July 24, 1810. 6w -
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c.
Providence, sc.
Clerk’s Office tf the Supreme Judicial
Court, August 9, 1810.
WHEREAS Nancy Healy, of Provi
dence, in the County of Providence,
Wife of Robert Healy, of said Providence,
has filed her Petition in Mid Office, pray
ing, for divjers reasons therein stated, that
said Court would pass a decree rendering
null and void the Bonds of Matrimony be
tween her and her said husband, and grant
her such alimony as shall seem just :
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
said Robert Healy, io appear, if he think
fit, before Mid Court, at their term next
to be holden at Providence, in and for said
County, on the third Monday of Septem
ber next, then and there to shew cause,
if any he have, why the Prayer of said Pe
tition should not be granted.
JOSEPH RANDAL, Clerk.
Uy DUNHAM and HAWKINS,
At the sign tf the Amihica* Rkczk,
OpposUe the Market. •
S 3: 50»an annum, saw tv advance.
Published Tvzsdats and Fkidazs,