The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-09-18 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SJLE BY
EDWARD DEXTER,
OSE hundred and seventy )
whole Chests, £ £ nhea
250 half Chests, J iea,<
180 Chests, 1 'T'*«
80 half Cheats, 5 Hy T ’
112 Chests of Hyson Skin Tea,
*“ bJ«.? 1 taKb “» T "’ rf ,he *•-
test importations, and of a superiour quali*
v;
50 Boxes of Spermaceti Candles,
4 Pipes of Brandy,
14,000 Wt of best green Coffee, entitled
to debenture;
Madeira, Lisbon, Tenerifle and Malaga
Wine, per Pipe or Quarter Cask ;
7 Bales of prime Upland Cotton,
100 Barrels of Turpentine,
2 Boxes of black Silk Handkerchiefs.
Auguat 21, 1810. tf.
No. 1, Wcybosaet-Strect, has for sale,
BLAvK and coloured Canton Crapes for
Indies* gowns, black and coloured Silks
for do. superiour quality Company Nan-
Mas, best common do. with a great varie
ty of Goods, European and home man
ttMctured, wholesale and retail, at re*
dneed prices.
AfirH 24, 1810. tf.
Notice to Cotton Spinners.
W.l JVTED, IMMEDIAYULY,
AMAN to superintend a department
iu a Cotton-Mil), and a Mule Spin
ner, to whom liberal encouragement will
bo given. A line addressed to N. R. and
left at the will be attended to.
BARRETT & SHATTUCK,
Silk, Cotton, Woollen and .Linen Dyers
and Finishers,
M). 53, Hanover-Street, comer of Union-
Street, Boston,
WOULD inform their friends, and the
publick, 'hat they continue to carry
00 the DYING BUSINESS. on an en
larged peak, and in a manner of woik
manship, superiour to any establishment of
the kind in America.
Tiny Dytsand Finish Broadcloths, Cas
aimeres, Satins, Lustrings, Crapes, Laces
Sai snets, Sewing Silks, Ribbons, Silk, Cot
ton and Woollen Hosiery and Gloves, Fer
rets, Silk Sh twls, Colton Cambricks, un
fashionable Calicoes dyed black and fin
ished as Cambricks, hiding the figure ; re
store spotted goods ; dye and finish ladies*
Satin, Lustring and Cambrick Gowns, and
dress them in a manner to make them as
as new goods; Lace Veils, which
have become yellow, whitened, or dyed
black ; gentlemen’s Coats, Pantaloons and
Vests cleansed, nr dyed as required:— Also,
Cotton. Warn, Thread, &c. &c.
They dye scarlet M woollen, silk and cot
tpn, equal to any done in Europe ; also on
hair and feathers, for military use.
They manufacture and keep constantly
for sale, snperiour fine ground and BOLT
ED CAMWOOD, which, from theirexpe
fh-nce by using, they will warrant pure and
free of all kinds of adulteration. Clothiers
and others, who have been disappointed in
the quality of this article, are respectfully
fovited to give theirs a trial. Also rasped
Logwood, Fustick, Nicarauga and Red-
Wood, all which they warrant pure, and of
genuine quality.
G<mkl-> for dying, Bcc. received and de
livered after dying, by John
Agent, frovidenSe. Every Wlicle care
fully attended to, and dyed according to
direction.
Boston, August 16, 1810. 3m.
FOR SALE,
* | MI AT well-fipiihcd three story Dwell
, ing-Huuse where the subscriber now
Ilves, in Wcstoninster-street, together with
the Out-Buildings. Also, a on Olney’s
Lane, (aocalled,) 120 feet front, running
bick about feet, with a Dwellli(L
Hanse and Shop tberenn standing, in god!
repair. Either of the above-mentioned
Estates Will be #old vgpy cheap if applied
M . RTEPHEfrSMITH.
sntetf fiy said Smith, two or
Ara* good Jodrneymen Cordwninfers, to
tebatw rood w tees will be given.
/J'y W UlO. < Hi*
ties, dlegwMpHue Copperplates, Fu.ni
ipres, wnft< Silk Gloves, white Kid do.
•blooped belver do. white and black Silk
Hose, coloured and white cotton do. Silk
Umbrellas, blkck Italian Sewings, Look
ing-Glasses. Pins of all Nos. Cotton Laces,
cheap and wide; black Silk Laces, wide;
Cotton and Silk Armlets.
A Lob, a complete assortment of India,
Cottons, selling remarkably low, by the
bale, piece, or yard; with every article
usually called for in the Piece Goods Line,
telling very cheap.
C7*Thry tender their grateful acknow
ledgements to theiW punctual and cash cus
tomers, bnf are unaeMbe necessity of in
forming those whose niMss and accounts are
due, that unless speedily paid, they will be
left whh’ an Attorney for collection.
Swt 14, 1810. tf.
I't, ' ■ .. r * ♦ ■*’ >
, Elegarit fitncy Mwrffai, India Cot
tops, kc.
; WATSOtf k GLADDING
Have thia day received * very extensive
i assortment of «XW and
TWo’Tnujkaof fancy Mualins, consist*
Ing of Vldtory Gause, Jubilep Cord,
Leno, Seeded LeOo, Tamboured, Spriggs
net, Rlddte pause, Pearl Ptquet, Allo
tbr tappet*, spotted Lend, diced Lfno,
Md BpWemet; real superfine navy Slue,
bla4k.py.lk green and mixed Broadcloth's,
from flWll dollars per yard j Cassimerev
Patdßt Cards and Stocklngnet, elegant
•forked Bebee,-plain Jaconet Muslins,
white CanwHcki. cheap; sheer Muslins,
plain tnd ttwed ; British Cottons, Glng
nhms/Cajjfcoes, Cambrick Prints, black
ItajiW CnMk. black Lustrings, double
Satina SHtkJflfenteen, Silk Velvets, Tab
by Cords, Cambrick Dimi-
ia and European Gd
SAMUEL AMES,
1810.
He continues to proaecute it at the Fac
toryabove-mentioned, where he baa now
, on hand, for sale on such terms as he thinks
will be considered reasonable, a greatva
riety of CABINET-WORK. A
He has likewise for sale, on equally ad
vantageous,terms to the purchaser* at his
Furniture Ware-House in
Mr. Wilkinson’s.Bonk-Store, an exten
sive and valuable assortment of articles in
the line of his profession, consisting of Side
boards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Desks, Nigbt-
Tabtes, Wash-Stands, Bedsteads, Dining,
Card and Breakfast Tables, Chairs, Fire-
Screans, Sofas, Easy and Lolling Chair*.
Clock-Cases with Cumming's warranted
Clocjt*, Willard'* Patent Time-Pieces,
Fancy Chairs, Mahogany framed Look
ing-Glasses, fcc.&c &c.—all of which be
now offers to dispose of on the lowest terms
for cash, or such Goods as he may want.
Orders for shipping abroad or transj« na
tion of articles of Furniture coun
try, will be attended to utmost
, punctuality. "
May 25, 1810. ly.
ing valuable Property:
THIRTY-ONE House and Store Lots,
AKbated in High-Street, on the Plain
leading to and adjoining on the Estate now
occupied by Mrs. C. Olney. These Lots
are most advantageously situated for Stores
t« command the principal country trade,
or for House Lota. It is notorious that n«>
landed property increases with the rapidi
ty it does in this quarter of the town.—
Stores are already run out nearly tn his
line, and business increased and increasing
there to a degree sufficient justly to alarm
(e landholders in other parts of the town.
.4ZSO-—Fifteen acres of Land directly,
ck, and adjoining the above described
House Lots; part of which was seeded
down to grass last Spring and is highly ma
nured.
One House Lot on Constitution Hill,
fronting 30 feet on Stamper's-Street, on
which there is, a Bam paying an annua)
rent, which can be removed if the pur
chaser wishes.
Twenty acres of Woodland, situated in
Johnston, about eight miles from the Great
Bridge, on which there is a growth of very
excellent timber.
Twenty-one acres of Woodland situated
in North-Providence, adjoining Lands of
the heirs of the late Messrs. Clark and
Nightingale, (commonly called the Ruten
burg place.) On this Lot there arc a very
valuable quantity of Building Stones.
One Share in the Ohio Purchase con
taining about 1100 acres.
Two Rights in the township of Navy,
in the State of Vermont, of about eight
hundred acres, on one of which Rights
there is erected a Saw and Grist-Mill.
• Five Shares in the Rhode-Island and
Connecticut Turnpike Company. The
travelling on this road increases to an
astonishing degree, and the prospects are
at present favourable for a dividend of 6 or
8 per cent, on the capital Stock.
One Share in the Thompson Turnpike
Company, which now pays 8 per cent.
House and Store Lots* &c. &c.
The subscriber offers for sale the follow-
The subscriber continues to carry on the
Paper Manufacturing Business in its vari
ous Branches, and has now on hand the
kinds usually called for.—-Manufacturers
if Cotton Yam can be supplied with large
extra Wrapping Paper of a very durable
quality.
No. 1 and 2 Chocolate, manufactured at
his Mill, and nrgood as any made in this
country. Also, Chocolate Shells.
N. G. OLNEY.
December 15, 1809. tf
* <HOMAS HOWARD, jun.
) CAjnj** MrfjWFACf'trxM,
r in PAWTtikET,
WITH the moat gritefa) sensibility re-
W turns his sincere thanks to his kind
cuttonsers far the extensile encouragement
they hare given him in the prosecution of
hia business, ip which he hna unifdtmty la
bour'd 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 hie en
deavours toplease, he respectfully aaßcits
a continuance of their favours, so Mangas
hy shall be deemed to merit them, to ena
ble him to defray the heavy oxpenaM •*
tendant On his business.
Any of the above Property will be sold
on liberal terms for cash or approved
credit.
THE Subscribers, appointed by the
Court of Probate, Commissioners to
receive and examine the Claims against
the Estate of William Arnold, late of
Providence, Labourer, deceased, repre
sented insolvent, hereby give notice that
six months from this date are allowed to the
Creditors to bring in and prove their
Claims.
All persons indebted tn said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment, to
STEPHEN TILLINGHAST,
./Idminitljrator.
State of Rhode-Island, fcPc.
Providkdlck, sc.
Clerk't Office of the Sufireme Judicial
Court, August 27, 1810.
WHEREAS Pknklope West, of Sci
tuate, in the County of Providence,
Wife of Hiram West, of said Scituate, has
filed her Petition in said Office, praying for
divers reasons therein stated, that said
k Court would pass a Decree of Divorce,
rendering null and void the bonds of Matri
mony, subsisting between her and her said
Husband, and grant her such alimony as
shall seem just:—Notica is therefore
hereby given to the said Hiram West, to
appdar, if he think fit, before said Court,
at theVP term next to be holden at Provi
dence, nn the third Monday of September
next, and shew Chuse, if any.he have why
the Prayer of said Petition should not be
Ml* 11 • ,(^SEPH EANDAL,
*
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AngiCst 27, MIO.
Commissioners’ Notice.
JOSEPH T. HOLROYD.
JOHN CARLILE,
BRIGADE ORDERS.
T)VRSUANT to the Law .requiring the
* Militia to meet by Regiments, for In
spection and Review, in the month of Sep
tember ar October in evefy year, the Brim
adier-General of the second Brigade di
rects, that the several Regiments com-,
posing said Brigade meet on the jpllowing
days, vie “ ’
The M Regiment, commanded by Colo
nel Branch, on the 15th of October. '
The6th Regiment,commandedby Colo
nel Walcott, on the Ifith of Octolßfr.
The 12th Regiment, commanded by Co
lonel STEXKK, on the 17tb of October.
The 13th Regiment, command«d*tM£&-
lonel Stone, on the 18 th <»f OMpbe*®
The 7th, Regiment, comm Colo
nel Smith, on the 19th of October.; d
The 14th Regiment, commanded by Co
lonel BaoWir, on the 20th of October.
The Commandants of th* respective
Regiments will order their men to appear
on parade at qn early hour, that the troops
may be drawn up for Inspection and Re
view precisely at 10 o’clock, A. M. The
General takes the liberty to remiM the
Officers and Soldiers of their duty to ap
pear on parade armed and equipped as
the law directs.
By order of ,1
Brigaditr-Ceneral Samuil W. BridohaM.
HEZEKIAH BABIN, jun. fnsfiector
a and Mayor tf Brigade.
Befit ember 12,1810,
NEW STORE.
r T'HE subscriber having taken the nets
A brick Store two d«m wmt of the Ex
change Bank, for the purpose of vending
■ GROCERIES of the first quality, at re;
tail; and being determined tq acquire the
reputation of selling goods lore, respectful
ly solicits the patronage of the pubyck.-v
Among many other articles, he hat the
flowing, vis:
Cognac Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
Antigua Rum,
Madeira, 1
&7 WINES >
Port, J
A variety of Cordials,
Brownstput Porter,
Cask and Box Raisins,
Nutmegs, t
Allspice,
Pepper,
Hyson, 1
YoungHy«>n ( l TEAS
Souchong,
Bohea, J
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Allum, Copperas and Brimstone;
ter, and
A few Bags of Pepper. ■
All the above Groce ties are warranted
genuine, and if any prove otherwise, after
purchased, they will be received back and
the money refunded.
JOHN P. JONES, 2d.
September 4, 1810.
Good Goods and Cheap,
SUITABLE RUM THE SEASOJV.
EMERSON & NELSON,
Two door* from the Bridge, YVeat Side,
LT AVE just received additional supplies
** of Reading and Lynn manufactured
SHOES, crAnprising a variety of the most
elegant and fashionable kinds now woru.
r ALSO,
Ladies’ Tong and short Kid and York tan
ned GLOVES, very beautiful;
Gentlemens* real superfine Beaver and
and Buckskin Gloves,
White and slate Cotton and Worsted Hose.
A few pieces of elegant white Cotton
Laces, from Is. 6. to 6s. per yard.
Ribbons and Tapes, some extra fine and
nice;
Pins, Combs, Quality Bindings, 20 lbs. of
Italian sew iii&Silks,'black and assorted
colours, &c.
?/* All the above Goods, procured with
cash, are telling remarkably tow.
August 28, 1801. , tf.
GRAFTON & HAWkINS
Respectfully inform the pubiick,
that they still continue to carry on
the TOBACCO BUSINESS in its various
branches, and have for sale at their Store
in Market-Street, a few doors west of the
Bridge, near the Exchange Bank, all kinds
of Tobacco usually called for, manufac
tured in the best manner, vis.
French, Rappee, Macoboy and Scotch
Snuff; sweet scented Leaf Tobacco, for the
accommodation of their country customers.
All the above article* ure warranted to
be of the first quality, and will be sold as
low as can be purchased in the United
Purchasers are desired to C*ll and
exaMae for themselves. MgM -
Likewise, they hove constancy on hand,
LEAF TOBACCO ot various qualities,
by the hogshead. Purchasers of this arti
cle would do well to call, for their own
satisfaction ; for they havatakeu unweari
ed pains to select that of tba.first fnaiity,
and to act the prices equally as l<Rv as oan
be purchased any where.
August 10. 1110.
10 Quarter Chests of Bohea Tea,
10 Kegs of Boston inspected But-
Powder and Shot,
5 by 8 and 7 by 9 Window-Glass.
Likewise, at wholesale,
Straw Braid and Trimmings
WILL be taken in payment for Goods,
at Store No. 12, Cheap-Side, if of a
good quality. H. WESTON.
July 31,1810.. . h
NEGROHEAD, by small or large quan
tities;
PIGTAIL,
POUND-SQUARE,
LADIES’ TWIST,
LONG and SHORT CUT,
CURL and SQUARE END CIGARRS.
f > FRESH AND GENUINE.'
WILLIAM JAMES
i Hga just received, and offers for sale, on the
moat liberal terms, at his Store in Wey*
bosset-Street, at the sign of tha Golden
RhinossAos, direutly opposite Captain
Pxcx’s Long Wharf, a glneral assort
ment uf GROCERIES, cjhaistiog of
- QT' Croig and Jamaica Rum,
Real Boston particular da.
Fourth proof Cognac and Spanish Brandy,
Holland and' American Gin,
Cherry Bounce, fo
Malaga, Lisbon, flhorryjmd Currant Wise;
fljMghtun’a,
Wke da
■ French and American Cordials,
Country Mint ind Emendc ’of Pepper do.'
Preparation for Purich, '
Hyson, Imperial Hyson, Young Hyson, Sou
chongs Hyson Skin bqfi Bohea Tum* flrat
chop, of the ship Derby*b Cargo•
Havana white and brown Rugars,
Dcrible refined Eoat do.
Auxcayes Molasses of the first qualitJMl
C«ffce and Chocolate.
Hard Soap,in bars and cakes;
Dipped and moult) Candles,
Spermaceti do. >
Windsor Shaving Soap, of a very ttperlour
quality;
Wash Balls, Pomatum and Black Ball;
West-India Fruit,
Spansish and American Cigarrs,
Scotch, Rappee and Macoboy Snuff*;
Smoeking and Chewing Tobacco,
Ginger, Flour, Rice, Pimento,
Box, And Cask Raisiqt,
Pepper.
West India and country Pepper Sauce,
Ehgftsh Mustard,
Spanish, Bengal and New-Orßans Indigo;
StaVch, Cinnamon, Cassia and Nutmegs,
Tonkee Beans for Snuff Boxes, .
Butter and Lard,
Isle of May and Turks-Island Salt,
Fine Blown Table do.
Liverpool and American Stone-Ware,
Powder and Shoi— if you buy not you eute
ly run a risk i
Coqfectionary, 1 4
Bateman’s Drops,
Heal genuine British Oil,
Dr. Lee’s genuine Patent Pills,
Also, Dn. Church’s
Genuine Vegetable Lotion,
An effectual cure for Eruptions on the Face
and Skin, payticularfy,
Pimples, Shingle*,
Blotches, - Prickly he at,
Tetters, Redness of the Nose,
Ring-Worms, Neck, Arms, &c.
Tan, Scorbutick and Cuta-
Stui Burns, neous Eruptions of
Freckles, every desci iplion. ‘
Likewise for eale, as above,
An assortment of SHIP CHANDLERY
and STATIONARY. *
117" Should any of the above articles
prove otherwise than genuine, the pur
chaser is at liberty to return them, and the
money will be r-. funded.
The above articles I offer extremely low,
To let you know 1 sell for ready pay ;
This I have told to young and old, and if you
think it just,
Come buy to day, for ready pay, to-morrow I
will trust. '
My generouflPmds.
To make
For the you have given
me, w
THE subscriber informs his friends and
customers, that he has now on hand
■ very general assortment of SHOES, of
almost every desciiption, which he is de
termined to retail lower than Shoeshave
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. t
Those made for his own retailing, are al
most wholly made in this town, by one 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
kind.
1 now declare, you have my pray’r, and that
1 hope will save thee.
This is not ail,
But please to call,
And I will show the rest j
And may your ways,
Throughout your days.
With righteousness be bless’d; •
Which is the sincere wish of your most obe
dient humble servant, W. J.
jtugust 24. 1810 16t.
PETER GRINNELL & SON,
Nearly opfioaite the Providence Panic,
HAVE just received a large assortment
of PAINTS and WINDOW-GLASS,
which they offer, wholesale or retail, as
cheap as can be bought in thia State ;
with a good assortment of SHIP-CHAND
LERY.
JLSO,
LOOKING-GLASSES, of various sizes,
with gilt and mahogany frames, of theii
own manufacture, warranted better than
those imported.
N. B. Wanted soon, two boys cf about 12
or 14 years of age—one to learn the Look
ing-Glass business, with ornamental paint
ing and burnish-gilding; the other for house
and ship painting.
July 27, 1810. - tf.
SHOES,
Retailing afi'tvholeoale firices, and whole
saling at vast.
He now offers to the Ladies, Morocco
Shoes of various new fashioned colours;
Plaid Kid and Lamb do. Nankin do. Nan
kin do. foxed with Morocco and Kid.
Gentlemen are invited to call and pur
chase of the nicest kind of lre*s Shoes and
Morocco Pumps.
Those who wish to purchase for retail
ing, or for shipping, may be supplied on
terms which cannot fail to filcate.
He has Mens* Shoes and Pumps, parti*
cularly suitable, for the West India mar
ket, which ‘may be had on long credit, or
in exchange for West-India Goods.
ABNER KINGMAN.
July 10, 181& tf.
JACOB SOESMAN
orrtas roa sajli,
LTIS Store ou the Long Wharf, which
Ki now let* for $ 330 per annum. Also,
two Lota of Land on Mathewson-Street, t
the Providence Dye-House. Like
wise, nine Lots oo Federal Hill, through
which the new Turnpike* run. All the
Above-mentioned property is situated in i
those parts of the town which are daily
rising in Value, and affbrds a great oppor
tunity to puttbasers for epeculatiea, paa
ticularly <*the Long Wharf
which now rents lor more than 9 percent.
To Lei, for a long tfme, ‘
The Store he now occupies, having the , '
; privile’je of the Wharf annexed.
At Which place he offer* for Mie the fol
lowing Good**—
150 Barrel* of - prime and mess Beef and
Pork, i
100 do. Tam**.
200 do. Menhaden Fish,
2 Hiwis. of Jame* River Tobacco**
‘ rwßjwp.
Wrunk ef Checks, sui^ l * th «
Spanish marie.*? ... '
100 Kegs of Butter ana J*™.
20 Boxes of Spermaceti Cau''*® , »
20' da Soap, <* .. ,
Coffe# Sugar, Tea and sundry artlelea.
all of which will he sold very low, anq
on accommodating terms.
He requests all those'who are in*
debted to him, to make pay mAt, to ena
l>le him to pay those’he is indebted to,
jiuguet 3, 181*. tfl
FRESH GOODS, ~
Of the latent Importations inULßpston* MMb
yusr gxesimD ‘
N. WP
md now opening for *ulc at Store No. 5,
Cheap-Side,
A VERY extensive assortment of the
most fashionable ENGLISH, INDIA
tnd SCOTCH GOODS, vfc. 4
Real superfine black, bite, bottlegreen
nd mixed Broadcloths; da low priced— (
mperfinc Cassimeres of all colours, da low
urieed—superfine Imperial Cord, Imperi
al Cotton, do.—Velvets, white,, black and
buff Jeana; white Cambricks u fiom Is. 6d.
to 10s. per yard; Jaconet Cambricks,
lace, pearl, seeded, India, tamboured and
every kind of fancy MuslinV'Book Mus-
Hus, Cambrick, 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
■ oes of the newest style; elegant 3 and 4-qr.
Silk Ginghams; ’J, 4 and 6-qr, light and
dark large and small Plaid Cotton Ging
ham* ; white, black, red, buff, lead and
fawn* twilled Cambricks; black and co-
Lnired plain do. 6-qr. |Uain black Silk Laco
for Veils, Tabby Velvets, fancy and' silk
leno Bonnet Handkerchiefs, Italian Plaid,
plain Florence, India plaid and plhin Lu
strings of different colours, black and pink
Sarsnets. black ahd purple Satins, Modes,
6-qr. silk damask Shawls, Madras, Baoda
no and Canton Handkerchiefs, black Silk
‘T indkerchiefs, Grandurels, Cottun Caasi
me es, short and long Nankins, Sattinets,
Mandarin Camblet, Dimity, Satin, fine
«qd coarse Linens, Brown Holland, Dis
pels, ShMUn* Gattoa, QiUa Handker
chiefs. Camel’s Hair Shawls and Scarfs,
Cotton Laces, Silk Lace Sleeves, red and
black Morocco childrens’ Hats and Jockiev,
Silk, Pins, Needles, cotton and linen Sew- f
ings, Silk Gloves, long anti short Kid do; A
Bed Laces, India Cottons of every descrip
tion, with a variety of other Goods, not .
particdhrizeßk all of which are offered to
* publick very low.
JV/00 for eale.
Ten HRds. of first quality Fayetteville
Tobacco, which will be sold considerably
lo*er than the market price.
May 22, 1810. tf.
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
r T*HE Publick are informed that a new ,
fl line of Stages is established from Bos
lon to New-York, by way of Providenc*
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.
..nd arrive at Hartford at 8 o’clock, P..M.
leave Hartford at 9 o’clock, A. M. and ar
rive at Nt w-Haven at 9 o’clock, P. M.
leave New-Haven at 7 o’clock, and arrive
in New-York at noon every day.
RETURJ>TIXG.
Leave New-York at 8 o’clock, A. ifr.
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 o’clock, P. M.
leave Providence at 6 o’clock, A. M. and
arrive at Boston at 2 P. M.
FJRE.
From Boston to Providence, S 2; from
Providence to Hartford, 8 4
1 he publick are requested to call for
their seats at Mr. Bradley’s Tavxrn, Elm-
Street, and Granger’s Coffee-House, Brat
tle-Square, Boston ;jn Providence, at E. ,
Foster’s, sign of the wlpte Horse, near the '■ s
Market; at Hartford, to H. G. Broome; i
and at New-Haven, to Nathan Peck, or G.
W. Broome.
H. G. BROOME, Hartford.
E. FOSTER tc Co. Providence.
A. SEATON & Co. Boston.
STEPHEN FULLER,
July 13, 1810. tf.
JOSEPH S. MARTIN
■AS FOR «ALK, No. 4, BUTLXX’s WBARF,
ST. PETERSBURG clean fiemf),
Russia Duck,
Ravens Duck,
Russia Sheetings, '• ’
Old and new Sable Bar-Iron. L
February 27,1810, , r tf.
PUJLISBXD TUBODjrS ANO FsiDlfS,
■t DUNHAM AND HAWKINS,
At the sigh 'tf the Astsaicaa Exglx,
Ofifioeite the Market.
S 3 : 49 *XR JN A*VANq.r.