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DR.. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEM-
pEaANHE.
7TTiIE subscriber, on ihc dcgcasc Of ihe late
q Dr. Wli,.A Chambers, ,ooh mo ms
possession The personal estate Of the deceased, +,
and fJuni prepared large qoantry Of Or.
Cha,aspl Remedy of Incompetence.
~ bcioh. 'nirri!s ie pnbc, that he has
disposed Of al ire ncd enc so found, to DIR.
J,inos II. Hart, and Mr.. Andrcw M. flaming,
Of this CITY.
la making this disposition, the subscriber
has been acluatcd by il due regard to the in'or-
esis of The heirs of The mtestate, as well as
from Il wish TO gi5c the most extensive use 10
the virtues of the discovery whatever they may
be; and he can further add, with confluence,
that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the
vendcrs OF the Remedy for Intcmpcrance, as
prepared by the inventor, have been Intimately
come ctcd with DR.. Chambers in his life time,
have been his agents IN compoundng the med
icine, and are acquainted with lis composition.
SlLVANUS MILLER,
Public Administrator, < c.
GJ- The medicine will hereafter be prepared
| and sold by the subscribers, who alone ale in
possession Of the original recipe Of the inven-
tor at the Office of the late DR.. G in the base
ment story of Rutgers Medical College, IN
Duane-street, east side Of roadway, and AT the
and Chambers street, three doors from WASH
nglon Hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habtual inebriatcs to
sobricty, has established lis vntucs beyond all
contradiction, and superscdes ,hc necessity Of
any further comment.
The rc'nedv IS as innocent as il is oiicctuai;
SO much so, that IT is ofen gi, en- 10 Children in
frbrIc complaints. and frequently used as II
family medicine for Dyspepsia, sc. Al that
is required, to ensure its specific effect, IL TO
abide strictly by the directions. II IL put up
in packages sufficient for one individual re,
and accompanied with ample directions for its
uso, signed in the handwriting of the subscri-
bcrs, without which none are genuine. We are
induced TO adopt this measnie, as in consc-
qucncc Of the great celebrity which DR.. Cham
bors' medicine has obtained, there have been,
and doubtless will be, many spurious imta-
tons. Ga enclosing TO us the usual price, So,
postage paid, the medicine can be sent by
mail. To those who are unable to pay, on
personal application Of the individual at our
Office, tho medicine will be administered gsa-
It's. JAMES II l'ARI, VI. ID.
A. NJ. TANNING,
Successors Of " Ham Chambers.
A supply Of the above celebrated Medicine
is received and for sale by SMITH x FAR
MENTER, Cadet Office. Warranted gcnu-
me. August 20.
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BY WILLIAM. GREE M.
PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS
.Ey .Jijfh semi-0nnnaI pubic Sale Of .fnigyi,.

PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS
.'y JJth semi-0nnndl Ppbbc Sale Of .fnisyi,.
can Good tetN take piaee.
On Saturday, Sept. l, at . o'clock, A, M
At which time VIII be offered large assoft-
ment Of Broadcloils, Cass!n!eTes, Saune's.
brown and b!eached Shoetings and Shiftinls,
Ticks, Pla.ds, Checks, SC.
.3LSO at IL o'clock
10 packages of Boots and Shoes, affU 30
cases mems fine fur Hats.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, an,
the Goods ior examination one day before f!t'
sale.
The above sale presents an opportunity u.
Manuia ciwers and others, Tor disposing o.
their Goods at fan prices, and al less cXpcJ 81,
than is attendant on foreign Sales. Liberfs
advances will be made on Goods consigp5t
and II required, sales Will be guarantied, s1a
the cash immediately paid for the pfsceeis. -
1t is neccessaTy that ln,oc of GVods inten.
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at lelT
ten days previous to the day Of sale, in o,dci.
that they may be entered Oh the cato!ogpe.
q Public Sales of Domestic Gouds, afs II, "
exempt from Auction Duty. Augusl /.
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The Newport Mercury says, " the ship Boy, from
New York for Leghorn, spoken June 2st, lat
49, lon 36, probably the ship Boy, Of thus port, from
Havana for Antwerp" The Boy, Of Newport, was
in the harbour Of Havana at the time the above
sal spokcn--we do not recollect what time she
sailed for Hamb,rg-and as the above intelligence
came by way of England, it precludes The possibility
Of its being her, allowing there to DO in
the date.
The schr Frances, Carlton, hence, [soldl has arr
at Salem.
schr Magnolia, Randall, from whaling, has orr at
Ro, hester.
CID at New Orleans, 3ist, ship Franklin, PIERCE
and brig Janus, Pune, for this port.
The ship Ann g. Hope. EsdeIl, hence, at Glib
raitar, 81 ult aud sail about 29th, for IudIa.
Taa brig Cstharue, of Now London, from RIO la
H,c,e, for New York, has been lost the Jourdncs
captain and crew have arrived at Trinidad dc Gu
ba
At Hamburg, June 18th, ships Eronaut, Orne. s, .
Ubes. 3; Ruth 4 Mary, Lisbon, 5; brigs Ariel. Htr
man, discg; Lehiyh, Wallis, do; James, Buckmcr
do, Harvest, EldreJ, of Newport, r Havana; Ariel
Cofhn Of Warren, for do 10; Curlew, Ellis, Boston,
10; kanhawa, Reed, Smyrna, II; Mermaid, Sum
ner, st Ubes. 1; Tam worth, Pitman, Gibraltar, 4;
George, Morris, New York, unc; schr Nancy, Stod-
darl, Peicrsburr,7.
TIE wreck Of vessel burnt to the waters edge.
excepting The stem aud stern post, and small part OF
the ben Is lorwiri, was passed June 10, lat 81 lon
90 30, supposed - havc been low Jccksd brig Of
about 40 tons, having Two bow ports. no heii-was
sheaihcd, verdi rrs bottom, bends black with
row white ST eas painted on the nppcr part
B,rlcit and the two of his vessel, who
,y,rc lc with him Crooked Isl,nl arrived at >a-
paunah, 18th inst. in the pilot boat Slva'nah, from
New York, 10 give their evidence IN behalf o! thc
prosecution agals,t Captain Carl er. tor piracy.
At l. DIR ,do. Esd ut. brig Grape Holiness for
Brax,ls, ia OF ,L,yshsd succ-cled ia procuring
cargo of fish, at S3 I'cr quui ial
Schr Tnonas Miller, LOT this port, sallci I'm Dan
gor, 2lst inst.
Big Ncreus, Page, Of this port I'm Amsterdam Cor
Cro,,tad, passed Elsineur, LIST uIt. The brig Ba'-
ancs, Browning, ol Bristol from Liverpool, passed
June -.
A. Havrc. 18th ut. ships Ex,io Post. for New
Ohcans unc; iluntrgss, tor New York, or D; brigs
Arcptas, Srioc, st. Ubes, 2; Dorchester, Crowsll,
for James River.
The brig Jsae, ms been froiohtol by The ~ York
ani l'1siy Com ntt5e, to carry provisions, Sc. TO
the Grechs.
TIE Dunlap n Bah, fsll in with June 27. lat 80,
lon 81 ~, the wreck pf vessel. quite new, bnton
up, paatod green, hpr keel 90 ico long, ard loaded
wlth s'ases.
At Mat tnzas, llh inst schrs Johanna, Roberts
fr CharlcstO1, {, EHibuth, Alic6, Baltimore. g.
The ships CirclS3an. Tor Marscilles, sailed 3J Ath.
ems, Antwcrp, 9th; Canton Packet, Marsoilles, I'll;
brig Agnes Ahwcrp, Sh.
At Bordesux, Sth uii. briggs Rio, CORY, loahng
for New York; u. 5.r,on, Gray, j, dr; Ger. JacS-
son, ND, ,al.J, russ'c; Rlchnoni !, bec. ~. Tho
pias.
At I,ss Jdne ), VI lifmJ. Low, Bremen.
Az Bare e,Una, J uno y, brilliant, Cuba
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TO THE PUBLIC.

az. L the. undersigned, having been af'ct-
w cd with that dreadful disease, u CAN
GER. have seyerally been attended, and as
we believe, permanently cured, by Ur. AARON
Andrews; we therefore do mgst chccrfully
recommend all those afflicted wnh this d seass
and with WENS, TO call on him, rs we believe
that his method Of cure is performed in much
less t,me-mOre safe, and more sure ard with
far less pam TO the patient, than by tho
use of the knife, or any other method yet
within our knowledge. Reference inay be
made be had OF either or each ofus, by calling
ut Our places Of abode or business.
John Laughton, Distil-house square.
Lew Whi'nsy, cornor of Dornc ST. ect.
John W ycr, Temple street.
Joseph Stevens, Summer street.
Ezra Chamberlain, Dstil-housc square
Samuel Abbot, No u, Pitts house.
Dr.. AARON ANDREWS, No. is, Warren
ST. Boston, where he may be found every morn
ning. from TO 10 O'Clock. las Of late found
a sure cure for GRAVEL. Tho medicine is
simple and easy to take. A gust 80.
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-. - -- - -
HiCEiARD EDDY.

.No. IA, Hr00d-sfrfet.
a e ZINC about tn make a new nrranrcincu,
ID q ~ ms business, respectfully soic's al
G"r'o'' Indebted 20 hirI tu make settlement
pres ous in The rI1 Of Soricmber;--sil AZ
lonuis hat are no. sctil,d ~ that ,nnc. VII
ho icn win an nitolnev for collie ction. Al
persons having demands against him, are re-
qOested 10 present ,hem ior liquidation.
Ton S'LF.--Thc shop now occupied nv Tho
undersigned, vii be sold o:,Tca sonable iorro..
|, Is god building nearly uea. calculated
particularly for Boot AID Shoe MaLar, IN
"hich tncrc y attached a store. Tho stand i,
= good ore, clg,biy sItua,cd. aud offers ma.
.iy attract ious 10 he craft.
.,ug {, ov. RICHARD E6DY.
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FOR ELIZABETH CITY ~. ca
PROVIDENCE AND PAWTC .KEr POST
COACH


VENhe propr'etors oithc Providence and Paw
4 tucket Post Coach, respectfully inform The
public, that they have purchased of Mr. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the PaDtucktt Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtuckct
a POST COACH, which vii run every day,
(Sundiys excoptcd,) as follows:
The Post Coach viii leave Providence al 9
O'Clock, - O'Clock } O'Clock, and at hall
past o'cloch; and VIII leave Pawiucket at 9
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, hall past clock, and al
half past 3 O'clock Boo.s kept at Wllder's
Man 'flctarer's Iioiel. and at Clarhe's Ian,
Pro, d'nce, and at Edwards Hotel, date
iiodgcsD and at Blakc's, Pawtuckct
FAaE Il IL cents for those passengers who
are tlsen ut the several houses at which the
/ boots are kept IN Providence Or Pawtuckct
and landed at the regular stage ho scS in either
of the places. Those who wish 10 have the
! stage call for them N s,'-ir places Of residence
will bc charged 25 cents: way passengers
| that is to say, those who may take pass5 re Oh
the road viii be charged ~ IL GEMS
| May 3 T.. BLAKE. .9geRt.
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OBSERVATORY,

q sort, It. pcctluly iniorus thc pablo, and
eli zen strangers, that it - nov open for the
Sp,,Ia! ana summer Seasons. IL j. s.;iGicd on
a. rnnrncc which commands 5cauttH view
%, Nrrag, By ond~ - adacc" co.''- co.,'''--
try; ,u4 . Omitted by 80 ho "dte ''s.t II
o" ho delightful place oiro.on. Attached
10 tho Observatory, ara iwo cAc.i'rni L'"l"s
Alloys. not ,aiGroi 10 any 10 u. odc-l '!s"d.--
rao Blr Is supplied With hc best liquors 'h't
ctn d. ptp .utoi, aud oihor refreshments such
,s Frals, Pastry, Sc. Every attention "'li he
pAsi 20 thuse ,hO ,,-it the esiabiS' mont; 'nd
if.or,3 an a2rsolhio waik, PtrHc"i-riy to
cen'lon,an stronger, who ysh 'lc town tor oh-
q. rDtijnn aud arhicai.ni. lu' ousrr'atofy
vil be- kept open fro" ci",t' \. ~. 'h' ~
l.. VI. j. EANiLEIl
w9v -.
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THIS DAY.
Capitoi Prize 5000 DoNars
CHODE-l@LAND Wost Baptist Society
Il "a Lottery, 7th class, 10 be drawn in this
town. tins day Capital prize 60oO dollars
Tickets 8, and shares in proportion.
On .Nonday, September Sd.
Washington Lodge Lottery, class Eo. 10,
to be drawn in this town, on the Sd September.
5000 dollars highest prize Tickets 8 dollars
shares in proportion, sale by
HUTC EMS & CORY,
August 90 First door vest of the bridge
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LEFT AT THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Ii y this town, about six months since, a
II. trunk, covered with deer skin, and mark
led III. W. containing the wearing apparel Of "A
female, plrasol. small wooden trunk and a
60 y of Watts Psalms and Hymns, in which
is written the name OH. Carney. The trunk
was unlocked when left. The owner is request
cd TO call and take il awav. st
franklin Ionsc, Providence, August is.
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PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.


rs NE subscriber having just completed his
n spacious iiodtng BLihmg House, respcc-
fully iiornis the ladies and gentlemen OF Prov
iucncc and Its NiClnity, that he has TO gated II
IN the cove, near the loot of ii d.Uui.on street,
and IN the rear Of the Exchange Bank. lie
Jul!IIng Is provided wIth every nScn.cncc
viii stand OF where the CIrrcat IS pure, uud
wiii De entered o'o, ,t,c i,oa,n,,; Di"Ii."; ana
from It's rcl.rcd yet central s!.uat.On, IT cannot
iiii to invite ,he company oi those who prac-
tice cold water batnlny. The apartments of
the ladies' and gentlemen are separated III an
occiual manner, and those which are appro-
prIated for the former. will not, under any cir-
cumstance, at any time. be occupied by gen.
tlcmcn.
Careful and attentive persons vii! be cngag-
ed to wait on those who iaty pi,roni@c th.s
tablishnent, and a female Wiil always be an at
tendance for the ladies'.
The Subscriber has, my at much expense pre-
pared this comfortable ho.,sC for those dlsp0s-
cd to ENJOY the luxury OF the cold bath, or
shower Dith, ilattcrs h.nl.cf that he SHALL be
literally rewarded BY the patlcnagc of gem
crous pnbhc.
TeymS-Scason tickets, q single ticket,
~ y ecu :; ten tickets, /.
The house Will be open fro;L sun-risc I'LL 9
O'Clock IN tne evening, except Sundays, Oh
winch ,ly it val close Al o ,toah, a. ii.
June .. ERASiUS tARHUM.
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NOTICE TO MAPINFRS

The board OF health at Norfolk, have ordered that
all vessels arriving at that port rom Charleston and
New Croans, shall dicHor at The quar- ant,nc giound
anl wat lernlI 10 enter.
The new tariff was published al Port au Prince
july y, aod was to b. put IN ooCe Sep. 2Sh, which
VIII advance "a" dies on foreign 'mpoi .ons i per
cen!.-thyse IN Hayicn vessels VIII be relucedS per
cel!t.
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REMOVAL.

e. AMUEL J. BOWER, Sign Painter and
~ Glider, has removed 10 the Hamilton Bull
ding, 3d story, over MIR. Frahklin Richmond's,
and opposite Mcssss. Low * Fenner's, Mar
ket-strcet, where Sign and Ornamental PANT
ng, and Gliding, VII be done IN tic best man.
ncr. Ct. Aug. 1.
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BY GEORGE s. RATHDoNE.
BY MARTIN sToDDARp.
Chairs, ing-Glassss, &c.

Chairs, Looking Glasses. &c.
On FRIDAY next. August 3fst, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. in front Of Office No. !, Markets
square, $50 New-York Manufactured flag bot
tom Chairs. handsome patterns; 8 new hand
some Sofas; l2 Looking Glasses, large sizes
and patterns; 20 DO do email do.
Aiso-2 casks Day 4 Martins Liquid
Backing; do Japan Ink, &c. &c.
August ~.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RRIVED,

AhhtN I.O
SfTURD.1Y, .August25.
Ste,m boat w Washington. Bunker, iio" New Y York. L.
20 hours.
U. J. suop Venus, Child, d. rom New York,
WITH mere hanii5a.
Sloop W,au. Griffin, Sagharbour
S!oop Sea Clover, Praabtey, from Tiun;on.
h,0op tien. Wt-ra. Prosbroy. Taunton.
Sloop hG.J.ilatlpn, Prait. from NcwpOrt.
SUNDAY, .August 26.
New brig lIavre, from Bafneyvie, - Humphry
X Escro,t--n,ended for an European trader.
Sci,r Lu;y, baker, rom Bath.
Slorp john, Jennings, from Fairfield, with grain to
the master.
Sloop True America. Brooks, Harwch.
Sioop LYDIA, Mathews, Yarmouth.
Sioo, Industry. Burbee, iron Taunton.
Sloop William, Gibbs. Sandwich
Slo,p Gen Warrington, Godfrey, ir Taunton.
sloop Rising Sun, Hathaway, Taunton.
Soop Charity, Chapel, Trerton.
.NO.NDAY, AuguA 81. q.
Soop Ge,ree and May, Walden, Nonport.
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, from New York.
Sloop Araunaut, Borden, from Troy.
Schr Juio, Eldredgc, Sandwich.
Soop George Washington, Biankons!p, Roches-
ter.
TUESDAY, august %.
Steam boa, Babcock, Bliss, Newport.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich.
CLEARED,
U. L. s'oop Superior Child, New York-by Pot
ter x Eddy
T. L. soop Empress, Thayor, New York-by
Potter & Eddy.
Dj-A full rugged brig off Castle Hill, yester-
day morning, beating up
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FRUIT HiLL-NORTH pROvIDENCE.

FHlll llILL-NOkIu Pi.Uf tDE N(i..
y1N!iE occupant OF this fashionable place II
z resort, respectfully informs his itenus asL
the pu6iic, tina, it is now open for the sEp.in
season: !. is situated on emiLence, whi' h
comman Is a beautiful view of the adjaccut
country, and it is admitted by all aho ha c
visited it, TO be a delightful place Of resort tur
those in pursuit Of ease anI con.ior,:--I j s
earliest Cherries are now iipe;' lie keeps II
other kinds ofFruit thai this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors. Wine,
sc his table will at all times be furnished
from the choiccst selections Of the parbct;-
his very conmod.ous Hall is furnished w,.h
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise Tar
ycntlemcn and lacics:-his long Alleysis is in tic
best order for tic accommodation of,hose WHO
will please 20 visit his house for rccreation.---
| A few Rogrders can be accommodated. III
those WISHING TO enjoy the country during tLc,
summer season, will improve their health by
, visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inilaie tho
/, pure atmospheric air.
North Providence June 81
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North Providence, June %.
EDW ARD Il. YOUNG,


WE ESPfC FULLY niorms his friends. 10th
! & G. IL town AID country, IL at he has fercnt-
ly very considerubl" enlarged his Stock IN
his assortment "i Genuine GyoceraeS, Tea
Vines, Spirits, CCrGid's, &C. is Eot surpassed "
any other IN Providence.
r.. X. T. has juSt receired by the y j? AB,
from Canton, large retail supply OF Free
1fGs, when were selected and Iui up, exp:cs
is ior him. These TsGs, consist o. lIyso +,
Young Fiyson, and Souchong and they are vi
perfect cDnaLe.ce, recon aieuGst to the love
OF good Tea.
He has also received Ly the same arrival. uC
cases frst 9Daltty Preserved Ginger, SIX pots j..
Zach case. This article VIII q sold lower Ia
has be fare been offered III this market, by II.
case, pot or pound. lie ha. also. on cousin
ment, five e.. es marked II y. Y. onplain
faus ind.a Crackers, Clay Insects, ald Pa. atS
Eoxes.
+. z. Tounss assortment Of Wines is very
extensi:. ,1r se.s'I establishment. they Ton.
,st of
Ol! Sicry
Lisbon,
Port, b. tho
Malaga. Qusr;er CaSa
MarSt'iles nSi1try, CT gallon.
SUI crior white CurrsD.,
Real CutTaUt.
Catalonia
BOTTLED VSvrs. viz: h. m paicre, Cafs
Of. Mu.c"t. AID Ud Port. In pa,ticula,. Il ew
DOZEN Old Port. w. oi the lot VII ca ~.
b axe had ou hand on his tcmoyai fio.n tne-
Franklin 'iouse.
SPIRITS oo lan1---Old Co,n,c Bispd,..
French Brardf. jamaica sIiris, HOLLAND GU,
Nhskev, Oh rry Rue, American G,n,
CtoiX Rum, and Il. T.. Rln,.
C"InitLs--of all knJs and par'irularly.
Cy'on, .7oniseHe. oi Are pcon manufacture. L. i
allowed by them ~ DO have .xsnineo 1t, to re-
,qdal 10 the r'chss' impaired Cotalas
: LoI of ,njc ior ION zoo Nuserj. ru, ~
n ga canister, lc1n..s and haiirourds by iiya
dozen or sin..r.
'r"tRS- -Eferior double and - elc rofr,i
AID COMMON Loaf -ugss Phii.dei bia Luu,t.
lrsi and second q"alty Havana white Sugat,
Hanna brown aao =, ttolX.
C~tt&H--J"va snd iinvtia.
>FItis-.Nacn. Nuim'ss. t.ores. C:,pam.p
~ "'r", trpurr. Ginger snd Cayenne
iEJItS- 6unch a.d conInon Miscat.
Gloon, 90, "a, AID Va = Raisin.. CmIar'..
Fig, rrude, ani Dates. Aimotd ,Fihc,i,. fn,.
'ish Nalnuis. Crcaio hDts, Caton, Gfcuiii
i uts, chI ark Cnts ,ugs, OHt,s, Cai eIs,O.-
~ o., aud brWuu.
TAusnINDs, superior lot. hy The rouDd ur
ur. ,ut upin white sg-ar svrup.
,a,,. o., Iujia s"y. Aschoyies.
Day * Mia. tins agd Na,Ien's London Black
ur.
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CIRCUS.

/uNHIS EVENING, August 10th, tho per-
L iornance will commence with
A GRAND ENTREE.
IIORSEMANsHlP, by Master Alexander.
The beautiful horse Napoleon will be intro
duced, and vii! 80 through his wonderful per-
iormance.
liORSEMANSliIP--By Mr.. Stickney.
STiLT DANCE,
b. six men, Ten feet lrgh.
liORSEMANSIIr,
BY Mons Richer, WHO s!il perform, the laugh
able scene Of the French Peasant, first time
In this town.
HORSEMANSHi
BY Master Whitaker, the young American.
STILL VAULTlNG.
BY the whole company.
The whole to conclude with the laughable
scene Of tho
Two PHILOSOPHERS
Doors open at half past Z, performances 10
commence precisely at O'Clock Box tick
OTIS 80 cents; chlldrea nndef ten years, half
price. PIT tickets 25 cents. August 20
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BRISTOL HOTEL.

TENIIE subscriber Ii wing taken that large and
n commodous House, heretofore well
known in the occupation of Mr.. Sanford Hor-
ton, and fitted it up in handsome style, hopes
for encoura cement, and invites his friends and
the public TO call on him.
He assures his friends and the public that
-very exertion shall be made to furnish his
house with the greatest variety that can be
procured. His bar will at all times be stored
with the best Wines and Liquors and he hopes
by attention and industry in his business 10
meet with that encoura gcment, which may be
expected from Il liberal community.
". A. WAITE.
August 20. IT,
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Sc TO SEU- -IORh--DIRECT FRO.a
PRO pIOE.SCE

Egr!SA TIE steam boat LONG
"a RA BRANCH Will leave Prov
TS5sfs-s5lt.;7idonco .sg,s7id for Now-York, on
ssI-A-I. .IkAssAsis tuesdays and Saturdays.
at l o'clock, p. NJ until further notice. Re-
turning, the Long Branch will leave New
York, every Thursday and Sunday afternoon at
4 O. clock, for Prov .dcnce.
For excellent accommodations, stiffness of
machinery, and swiftness Of sailing, this boat
is not surpassed by any in the sound the Wash
mgton excepted.
p. s. The Long Branch will make a few
trips to and from New York, before she re-
sulnos her station on the Now London Line
for the winter. August 29.
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TO LET--storc No. CS,. Soih W''cr-s'.
and immediate possession given. for terms.
&c. apply as above. August =
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VESSELS SPOKEN,

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Lat IL, lon IL 80, ship Frederick Augustus, Earl,
from Newport, for Pacific Ocean.
9Th inst. ship John Brown, Price ofthis port, from
Richmond for Bremen.
7th iust. OH Cape Canso, U. S. schr Shark. for
Labrador.
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BROADCLOTHS .a.VD CiSSIJIERES.
JAMES II. READ,
No. Z. MARKET SQrARK.

Has just opened,
y Hh9D Pieces of blue, black, olive, brown,
-3- w ~ steel, slate Oyford, and haresba ok
mixed Cloths. Also, case super light, mixed
Cassimeres; l do do drab do; l bale mixed
Padd'ngs; | co red do; | do Buckram; do
red Flarnols; case blue sewing SIX; | do
super London Twists; | do Brown Linens; 2
do Suspendcr Buttons. All Of which are Of
fered for sale at the fo'cest market prices by
the package, piece OF yard, for cnsh or good
paper. August %.
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FRENrULA' GUAGE.

FRENCH LA GUA''E.
wyR. hBADIE respectfully informs tho
lYR pu,lic that hls second coursc OF lessons
viii commerce noM week.-Mrs. room - drcti-
" poer Mr.. Enoch ceres store Choap''do. -
Information VIII h, gwen AT Muss''. iidt,hcns
q Gays Book store, or az his room
August