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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
THE MANUSCRIPT

HEUTCHENS & CORY, No. /, Market
Il n street, Will receive subs iptons for the
Manusci pit, Published in the city of New York
1t will be collection solely of original Es-
says, Tales and Disqusitons, suited to the
taste of the gravest and livelicst reader. They
will be purely American, and executed in the
best typogra phical style.
TERMs-The Manuscript will be published
and delivered to subscribers, on the first of
every month, at four dollars per annum; or
two dollars sem-annualIy in advance.
N. b. the September and October numbers
NAV be examined us above. October 10
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

HR FRANCISCO B. CASAS. native OF
Ely. Spain, respectfully informs the ladies
and gentlemen Of Providence. that he proposes
to teach tho Spanish Language according to
the most approved standard OF the royal acade-
my Of Spain. His method is simple, and the
language may bc acquired with facility. lie
has instructed large number of ladies' and
gentlemen in various cities and ins,itutions,and
his testimonials will &. nish satisia ctory evl-
dence Of their proficiency.
Tho intercourse between the great republics
of North and South America renders the ac-
question Of this language essentially useful,
particularly 10 statesmen and merchants who
INV bo engaged in diplomatic or commercial
pursuits, aud also 10 such others rs may wish
10 indulge in 'he bcaut CO ofSpansh literature.
Mr.. C. solici;s The prb'i' pltronagc, and his
best cxor,icns win be directed TO give saiisflc-
non. Application may be made AT Mr.. VIII
Uams, No 50 l-2 Wcs,minaicr street.
Private lessons sill be given at Tho houses of
pup Ills Is desired, October
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The editors and publishers, believing the
various religious combinations which are, and
have been, entered into in our country, TO be
fraught with evils of the first magnitude that
national preachers, and national societies,
are both unscriptural and Anti-American-in-
asmuch as they endanger our rights and priv
ileges as a free people, and enable artful, am
bilious, and designing men, to lay the foun-
dation for the establishment of a NATIONAL
HIERARcHY; which if not opposed, would, at
no distant period, establish national inq,.is-
ition--arc induced to resume the publication
of Plain Truth.
We make no pledges, knowing how little
they would be valued; and will only say, that
while we have strength to WELD pen, we
shall exert every nerve in defence of our free
institutions.
The pulling hypocritcs, who, under the garb
of sanctity, have clothed their backs, and filled
their pockets, with the hard earnings Of in
dustrious poverty, will be exposed in all their
naked deformity. The lone widow and or
phan will be rescued from the harpy claws of
finaticks, who would fain dcvour them. And
while on the one hand, we shall zcalotisy de-
fend pure and undt fled religion, we shall
spare no pains TO unmask and expose that
craftiest Of all crafts, G-PRIEsT-CRAFT.-
The columns Of Plain Truth will be open to
all; influenced by none. All sectarian con-
irovers,es will bo carefully avoided. We shall
devote our whole souls to The purpose of cx-
posing the "pious frauis" and corfupt!ons, of
cvcYY sect and denomination. Our motto shall
bo The truth, the lDhoie truth, aad nothing
5lt the truth" TIE PUBL HERS
phtjadeiphja, ,fugas!, i727.
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

FuNHE Brewery, under the superintendent
n of Holmes q M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers. SIN October 10
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.


GhN Friday afternoon, young man, who
2F calls his name Elijah Fenno, borrowed
of the subscriber, residing in Smthfeld, (R.L)
a suit Of new broadcloth Clothes, and a new
cotton Umbrella, with which lie has abscond-
ed He had been residing in Smithfeld for
about four months, and work.' at the stone
hewng business. He is about six feet high,
thin, pale complexion, downcast look, about
twenty years of age, and has scar on
his cheek, and another on his throat. A few
days previous to his abscondmg, he passed
several counterfeit notes.
He left Smithfeld in company with an IRISH
man named James O'Neal, and probably
travels in company with him.
Whoever will apprehend said thief, and give
such information will lead to conviction,
shall receive the above reward, or one half for
the restoration Of the property.
Oct IL ELIJAH CLARKE.
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1T mv Lodgings, Mlv 7th 1921.

1T my Lodgings, Jaly 7th 1921.
MISS VILLARs.-Y Your note Of last evening
was handed me early this morning by your SER
want, and hns'en to afford you a speedy re-
ply. Your requests, so far as they are connec-
ted with your wishes, expressed and implied
that shall discontinue my visits TO the house
Of your father, shall be complied, with, with
ont n murmur and without a complaint.
Contrary 10 yonr expectations, your letter
basnot created in my bosom, the least gus
pense, and assure you, that have long been
prepared TO meet and TO receive its contents.
The world, and ], have long been at variance,
and am prepared to meet the worst fate that
can be assigned me by Heavcn;-and now,
without pang of regret, surrender ell claims
ever had to your affections, TO MIR. Charles
Sexton, the gentleman of your choice the
gentleman Of your fathers selection. return
TO you your letters, and salute you with my as
surances of respect. and am, your obodient
servant.
HENRY O'CONNOR.
To Miss RosALIND VILLARs.
TO BE Continued
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DANCING ACADEMY.

BwR. SCHAFFER respectfully informs his
ly8 friends. patrons, and the public gcncr-
ally, that his fail and winter term will COM
mcncc at Franklin Hall, on Tuesday after
noon, September IL. Young gentlemen who
wish 10 form class for an evening School,
are requested to call on Mr. Schailcr, at his
residence, No. 81, Westminster street.
August 22 It.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
NEW GOODS.
Ht Nos. | and 3 Pa,ct

M Nos. l and 3 Pdcturet-Strect
ND ARKER 81 WARDWELL have just re-
q . plenished their stock of Hardware from
the last mpOrtations which, with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very
generally complete, which they offer as usual,
on accommodating terms, both for cash or ap-
proved credit. Grateful for pa st favours, they
solicit continuance. Sept. &c
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
ALLEN 6 RELCHE !,

nFFER for sale, a quantity of Black Lead
SPot, of Il superior quality. Also, COM
plcle assortment Of Smiths celebrated Bench
Planes and Moulding Tools, together with a
general assortment of Hardware, which will
be- sold on favourable terms.
Oct. 3.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
HENRY O'CONNOR.
To BE coNTIN NUED. j

ingenuity and genius, TO perusal of the fol-
lowing essay, written by lady, and forward
cd to US, through the Post-Oaice. 1t will rich
ly repay the reader for the time consumed in
perusing tit will afford him fine treat
Whilst we are speaking of the communication,
we must not forget the author, "Claro;" and
we beg leave TO assure her, that we shall al
ways be proud of her correspondence, and
hope that she will favor us with her produc-
tions, as often as size can make il convenient
TO do so:
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

6.tTOLEN from the Barn Of William Potter,
~ in Cransion. about four weeks since,
Saddle II has the name of the maker, John
I. Smith" under the outside fold. whoever
will return the Saddle. and expose the 'hIei'
so that he may bo prosecuted TO GonV'',lon'
lars. Information may be left at the Office of
IN. Cadet. October 10.
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LITER AIRY.

I'm press in this town, and will be published
h in weeks, by DOYLE & HATHA-
WAY, miniature editions, Of the following pop
ular works:-The Castle of ranto,-Elza-
beth, or the Exiles of Siberia Paul and Vir-
gnia-and Sterne's Sentimental Journey.
Oct G.
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EIARMER'S, Christian, Rhode-Island, N.
H. Ennland Farmers Almanac, for the
year of our Lord. 1928. For sale by the
groce, dozen or single, by
HUTCHENS g. CORY,
Oct. II. First door west of the bi idg,
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NOTICE

VHNHOSE who are indebted to the subscri-
a bcr, are hereby informed that all de-
mands that remain unpaid, on tho first of No
vcmber next, will be put into the hands of an
attorney for collection.
Oct l3 JOHN HUTCHENS.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER co. 1927.

disposed to assume an air Of manliness, he
wrote the following formal, and affected, cool
reply.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-20
NOTICE.

TEvHE firm l..etoforc existing between the
Il subscribers, was dissolved on tho ist of
April, 1927. --
REMINGTON ARNOLD, JR.
II. II. TUCKER.
Oct.17.
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Pray think Of those you've lcG NJ home,
That they'd your heart be touching.

Unfortunately for the first author, this was
esteemed far more classical and elegant than
his--as not one Of the classical writers with
which I was acquainted, made mention ofan
" Album" but we have Ovid in our support ef
the Cow. lie therefore obtained permission
and inserted the following, which, although
not teeming with classical illusions, would sf-
ford rich treat 10 those who never read Qs-
sian and M'Fmgal:-- f......
TO THE Album. el
Go little herald HE afar, ,.s
." Go seek the pen or friendship
And from the CLEAN Of memory's star,
Bring swec,er days for me yet.
And when Aurora's bloom 10 aed,
And earih's now fading blossom
When friends are numbered with the dead.
Or else are most iorgoten--
III gaze upon the sacred lines
That eild thy little pages; .I-
And think ouce had friends indeed,
Though lost in earlier ages
This, the audience declared ncapabIe of be-
ing surpassed by the pen Of any one then pres
cnt, and all came 10 a resolution, 10 withdraw
their claims on my favor. This was sad re-
solve for me, for ha. C no way Of filing my
Album, save by their assistance-and unicss
you furnish me with new channel from whence
TO derive "sacred lines" to gild its little
pagcs," shall be forever miserable.
CLARA.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING AT PHILADELPHIA, A
NEW SERIES OF
xAr "A -y~~ r1yrya yrrvY4ru
PL LAEN TRUTH!

"Hear this, Oye that sWallo,o up the needy
and make the poor of the land to fail
Bible.
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RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
at reduced prices.
FOR FjLI 1926.

,\TeckEE, ROBINSON 4. co. feel plea
~ sure in anuouncine TO Their friends and
the public the arrival Of upwards of so Pack
ages Of FaI Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionaDe Novelties of the season In addition
a neat assortment of China AUD Glass Ware
London cloths and cassimeres Of superior
quality and at very low prices
Cassnetts for servants wear al half their Tor
mer prices
Carlei aud Plaid Ciuaks Of unusually full
sizes and very tow
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, II comfortable winter
article.
Black sa,in striped Gros de Naples, a new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
Blk. aud cold. fg'd Silks, rich and desirable
shades
Merno shawls and Scarls 81 yds. long with
rich end figures
SPLENDID Ganze Barge and Gillian Silks OF
every shade and price
Bobbnett Wells OF the finest work and finish
IndcscribabIe Caicoes complete assert
men, of the richest patterns ever exhibited
Reanliful Belt Ribbons, velvet and shaded Of
superior style
With great variety Of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked for, enables
them 10 hold out great Inducements 10 their
town and country customers.
NJ County merchants are respectfully in.
vited 10 call aud view their assortment.
Nov %.
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I'D EVIEWS-The subscriber bees leave to
-aL inform the public that he is appointed
agent Oor this part of the country by the
publishers, for the following valuable Perio
dical Works, viz;
North American Review, published in Bos-
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
Medico. Chrurgieal Review, published in
New York, and Edited by James johnson,
NJ ID.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ. D., p. Dcwes, NJ. d.
aud John Goldman, NJ d. &c. &c.
will remark that the above reviews have
obtained great reputation aud praise ftom the
very best judges in the United States, being
edited by The most eminent literary men in
the world, and the typographical part exc.
cute1 equal to any whatever.
The subscription price for eacn of the n.
bove works is IS per anuun.. | wilt ,urnish
either OF them 10 Subscribers delivered IN his
olace free OF all other expenses; which will
save to those who take them from me about
Two cellars a year on each work. hone
gentlemen will do me the favor of calling and
subscribing Tor Que or all of the above valua.
BILE works. ADRIAN X. NORTH
Dec. lS.
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DIR DRISDENS Celebrated Rheumatic
P0Wders Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America as u safe and certain cure for the
rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont
n Judicous practitioner in London, speaking
~ of these powders, expresses hHsefhus.--
@ have (Says he) employed all my skill and tall
ents TO find ont useful PREPARATION for the re-
lief and cure of Rheumatism, and most solGmaLy
affirm, that have never found any thing so good,
50 safe, and So efcacious, as DIR. Drisdcn' Rhea
matte Powders. You may depend upon it (s1ys
he) for have often experienced II, that they
possess every virtue that can iustly be ascrbed
TO any medicine for that tormenting disease.
Here then Says he agan) you have a medicine
OF superlatiyc efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild in lis operation and certain in lis effects and
which may be given with success IN a variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
Rheumatism. II may be given 10 the youngest
| children and 10 women in the most deicnte stu
stions. In pains OF the face &c. powder taken
at bed time will give relief
D. JEYsINGs Of Edinburgh, speaking ofthcse
powders, says, have used them in my practice
as well as in the hospitals and find them TO be d
most valuable remedy IN cases of rheumatism
aud well calculated TO do much good, and there
fore recommend them to general use being con
| ident IN my own opinion, as we'll as that OF 9th
ers, that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion to use them.
+ Dr. Clark of NetD York, in a letter TO the a
| gent of the proprietor, concludes 10y saying, Thu
poorer class of people will find in these powders
| valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen
orally found from one to two boxes have produ
! ccd d cure, and in some cases hatt a box has hac
] tha Wished for effect, and in one instance a gen
| tcman who came under my care, laboring under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with ut
| the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
, continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, Of an opin
ion. that this medicine will prove valuable rem
edy in complaints ofthe chest as well as Wteu
atafiSm. Prepared and sold by
Nj s. DRESDEN. NJ ID.
No. 10. ST. Pduis, London.
| Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT HARRIS
in. of Phiiddciphta the only agent IN the Upltet
States, 10 vcnd the Rheumatic P0WderS witt
full powder to appoint other agents where |
may tlinl, proper.
= J. THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
llas for sale few dozen boxes Of DR. Dri1ena
| Rheumatic Powders, each box contains Fl doses
Price II p Per Boz.
! WALTER IL MIDDLETON,
Apothecary aud Druggist.
! July Sd. t2iA92
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/ ed the least cry. Having played of
my trick, | rcgained my room, and
went TO bed, thinking had given him a
good fright, and nothing more. But
the ncxt morning | was awakened bv Il
confused noise of people running back
wards and forwards through the house
| GOT up TO learn the cause. and on
meeting the lady of the house, she told
me thai had pushed things too far
: Why, what Is the matter MIR. d.
mctrlus is dead She quilted me with
out making any answer and l. though
not u little alarmed, went 10 The Greeks
room, fully determined To affect the
most profound ignorance of this adven-
turo. Al the inmates ofthe house were
assembled there, and found besides
the cure engaged in violent alteration
with the beadle, who positively refused
10 bury the arm which still lay in th,
room. Every one cooked upon me with
horror, aud II was II vain tbi prbas-
ted that | was total stsdisor to the al.
far
From all sides tlacy cricd ont, " II
was you--lor you alone aIe capable OF
DONG such an act :; II resembles you in
every particular. "a The cule told me
that | had committed very henous
crime, and that ii was his duty To inform
the thoper authorities OF it told lm,
he mi h do as he pleased for rs |
had nothing to reproach myself with, !
h. 40 cause 10 be afraid At dinner |
learned that the Greek, after blooded,
had opened his eyes, bur tia; he was uu-
able % speak, and that all his limbs
were plr,dizel; the next day he recoy-
cred us speech When ] lelt thc house
he was still palalytic, and his mind in Il
cry enleebled states from which it nc-
yer completely recovered during the
rest Of his life. The cure had caused
he arm to be reburied, and comnuuiga-
ted all the details of the affair to the e.
piscopal chancellery of Trevisa.
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Cornish's Remedy for the pi,es

I/NiiE Medicine now offered to The public
~ is one which has been fully subieete
10 the inallibe test Of experience and in a.
very instance where il has been fairly tried
Il mas been attended with the mos completc
success. In some CT the cases. the patients
had been laboring under the disease for years
aud during that period had received the bes,
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. tits not Qike those usually ad.
vertised,) offered as a certain cure for long
catalogue OF diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint for which alone il is recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the bes,
judges of the importance of such remedy
Price so cents per box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
che subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON
Nov 81.
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h4fATIANll,L WlSSION--Ai the juneiieu
IL Of Nam s. 'eet with tie Alley Iend,ng to u
hom Friends Ia Martin $ III Stone " 3ie house,of
lcrs to the public by wholesale OF fstall, gene
raj nssorimento fGbOCIluEs onas good toms
n can be had N tbs market, confdenl they ara
well bought but will not promise better OF
Cnrapef, consisting ~ part Of
Bcst flied sacks of salt, twled sacking
sugar and Coffee Of different qualities
~. 0rlzsn aud " / holasscs
Mould md sperm. cDpdlegl Is toss
larpentine and transparent soap
GuupoBdcf and Imperial Tea iitsh
Gu aud wrought Mails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and v lthout frer1cs
Window Glass, 8 by 10 4 10 by IL, y PuuF =.
Smhfeld aud mountain Bacon, which viii n
g8eo TO furnish by the SEASON
Now Mackcrc aud iierlpgs
Few casks Of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
suffolk Tar, and Ca,oina Moss FOR mattresses.
Assortment If Hardware, croekeIy, Glass AID
Eartlen Ware
Blind Snahlc and ruib Brides
Collars, wagon, art aud gig whpB
Hacks test and common Seguts
Mems and hog : wool aud fur IIats
Salt PeHc Gaubcr salts Must trd
Alspiee, Pepper Ginger, Indigo, Nader 1u5
Copperns
Iron German and blistered Steel
an,ine Madeira aud Malaga Wine
london uid Philadelphia Porter
tgaon Sheeiing and Shifting, osnabuY
. ! aad ! - point BlauIsets
COO ID beantidl Cotton .ln
Il ibis of Cider
for which willreeeiye any Kind Of prod,cs
brought 10 this market u. The best cash plicea
NATliL HtsSToN
March on ts62
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Zeal alone never made a great man ,
but there never was a great man without
it.
Can a person who has uo,hingto wish
fof, be happy!
It's always dear to buy thing cheap
which one does not want.
So limited foreknowIrdge has man,
that with al his own experience, super
lddcd to !h4 .ralitionary observations
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-SrN RATS ON Boston, Providence, New-fork
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CITY,
and Richmond, Va, tor sale IN s,irns 10 stit ptEi
chasers, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office Of S. g. NJ ALLEN - &C.
i.y nchbuTg, where all kinds of uncnrrent money
IS taken at the lowest rates Of discount
July 10 =
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II AMP & LlNsEED Olh.--Walter H. Mid
IL dcton, has this day received large guam
titp of superior Winter Strained Lamp On.--Al-
so Linsccd Oil, spirit Turpcntme, White Lead,
&c.
Nov IL. ts27
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AHEW BOOkS.-The subscriber has the
al pleasure Of again informing the public
o,ht he has just received direct from Philadel
phIa, very ia.ge additional supply of
Books & Stationary,
which RENDERS his collection very complete,
al OF which he is determined 10 sell very low
,'F cash. Those visiting 70 tiny arc particu-
iaf'y lnvitedtn call aud examine my collec
"oR before they purcha,e. In thp lne ara
' iva were the following New Works, viz -
taes round Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
anna Maria Porter being 'he hest prOduc-
uoa from their perl for many wears. The Ad-
'enlhres OF Don Juan de Ullog, illustrated
:, nun ~ llne Eugragings; this work contains
,"t most surprising adventures that was ever
""P"n. The Franklin Almauack. for 1927 :;
.'penor to any other in the world. Atlantic
oou'enIr, ora Christmas and New Years pre-
spn', Tor 1877; thi. IS decidedly one OF the
,"os' superior productions ever issued from
n"Y press in the u. States, and equal Gi not
tiF0or) o any in the world This wonder
g,'''y executed work was published by II. L..
H. ,'ley ~ Lea, Philadelphia; and they rich
uf'efve the patronage of liberal public.
~. ~ addition to this very superior production
a,, E Publish the most useful productions
,,""i''ed Ia the u. States, aud generally bet
Ter executed. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Nov. l6.