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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

hho W ocPriVe us OF Hs enjoyment, would De
to deprive us of existence.
The feelings which actuate us at this mo-
ment, have led us into strain of egotisn, and
we retire from it with satsfa cton, and to the
entire qualification Of our readers. But as the
craft are, by the tenure of their profession,
allowed to be egoistical once or twice year,
we have exercised nothing but right guaran-
teed 10 us; therefore we do not deem it neces-
sary to make any apology to our patrons.
To say any thing about the future political
course Of this paper, would be no more than
to recite an already thrice told tale; and, with
reference to the subject, wo shall only remark,
that Truth and Independence will be our
guides; and that the present administration, so
long as it is manageu by WISDOM, PATRIOT
ISM and VIRTUE, shall have the .sesae honest
and warm, though perhaps feeble, support,
that VIC have heretofore given it. Since its
organization, we have found much in it to ap-
plaud, and nothing TO censure; and reposing
every confidence in the ability and virtue of
the men that compose it, no offers or rewards
can induce us to abandon it to the malice Of its
enemies.
As some little pains have been taken, to
make an impression on the public mind, that
unfair and improper motives have induced us
to publish the somi-weekly Cadet, on the same
days that another paper is presented to the
world, we deem it proper to say, that we have
selected Wednesdays and Saturdays, because
those days suit our pleasure and convenience; (;
considerations which as fully operate upon us,
as upou our neighbours. We wish not to injuro
the prospects Of our cotcmporares, but whilst
we shall not stop to inquire, whether our ope-
rations are or are not congenial with the wish
es Of those who are entered on the same race
of competition; we strive to please the pub
lie first, then ourselves, and if we have any fur
ther pleasure to spare, it is given to our neigh
bours, and those who are engaged in the same
laudable vocation. But as our motives have
been doubted, and as some Of the friends of
the gentlemen Of the Providence Patriot have
thought that we have selected Wednesdays
and Saturdays for publication days, for the sole
purpose of injuring them, we shall take the
liberty to ask the public to examine the two
papers. and bestow their patronage on the
one they may consider most worthy. We have
never endeavoured to induce any man TO abss-
don paper to take ours---we arc iutEnahle o
such meanness; and when we resort to sucs
pitful measures to obtain support, we shall b.
unworthy Of place on this earthly foo;stool
Our paper is laid before the public for their in
spection, and those who like it are at liberty
to become its patrons. With these incidental
remarks, elected by the occasion, and called
for, we salute the public with our assurances
of gratitude and respect; and tender to all the
assurance of our good wishes, for their health,
happiness and prosperity; and at the same
| moment, hand to them for their inspection and
protection, the first number of the second vol
| ume of the LITERARY CADET.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18
UPHOLSTERING
and PAPER HANGING,

TN all the different branches, executed with
Il neatness and despatch, on application to
CHARLES KIDD, at the President-street
Ware Rooms, Providence. Ct. March "a.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

p" AVING taken an Office, stNo. 4s, Wey-
IL IL boss t-street, respectfully offers his SER
vices "a Practitioner OF Medicine aud Surgery
Select me licine, ofths best quality may be had
of him al his Office. Feb. 2.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18
T.. G.. & T. WELLS

No. 81, MARKET-saUARE,
"AVE just received from New York, their
HI Spring supply of Broadclo.h., Casssi-
meres, Vostings, &c. &c.--amons which arc
Black,
Olive, SUPERFINE
Claret. iBROADCLOTUS.
Steel and
Fancy mixed,
e.: e., $:;:s and }oA'''nrnr'.
Valencia,
Toilinette, VESTINGS.
Mnr's'lls', Mar sil''s, and ELEGANT &nn IT PAT
Cravats and Ilanlkerrhlefs, Of every descrip.
tion.
ON HAND-An extensive assortment OF
Ready Made CLOTHING, together with al
most every article generally called for at Mer-
chant Tailor's Store.
&c. & L. w. earnestly request all those
accounts commenced previous to the lst Of Janu-
ary, to call and settle the same without delay.
March 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
MWS. GhMMELE

DKOPOSES, on Monday The 3d Of Sep.
4 tember, opening a school for t6e in.
struction of fyoung Ladies in the various
branches Of female education. Also, the
French language ; Diagram painting; lace
and fancy work will be taught on moderate
terms. Mas. GAMMELL viii be assiduous
in promoting the Improvement of the pupils
Who may be confded TO her carc--and the
patronage Of her kind friends and the pub.
lie, will be ever gratefully acknowledged.
Application to be made at her residence,
north part ofThames.street. aug, ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06

IN OF adverse winds. which kept ne vessel
beating about IN most bile brewing and
stomach stirring ocean, tor ten days and
nights during which time, when not sea-.
SICK, the Quartermaster was employed in
4 medltating hoip he could have got into the
coach and even after having taken tho
! opinion OF the captain, the crew, and all
the passengers, upon tho matter, he felt
himself as much an the dark as ever
The last thing he could recolect of" the
Hand hc had left" was that he had dined
aud WiNeG at the Three Cups, what
| followed was chaOs,
/ But the worst of the affair, decidedly,
was that the DAY on which he had been
pat 10 sea Gas on the s2d OF the month.
aud as was Impossible for him to make his
appearance with has regiment on the 21tb.
he knew he must, as n matter cf course,
be reported absent without leave" ut
head quarters, and that he would most
probably be superseded. This reflection
was even worse than the weather to tho
Quartermaster, though the rough sea had
already almost drought his heart up"
However, he had great hopes of being
able To join his regiment on the tenth OF
the following month--lho next return dan
HhN, bl h"N HpIii'uA'Nls hN IlG
might contrlve To prevent super Ccsslcn.--.
Ten days otthis time were, how ever. con-
sumed before be set a foot upon the Ger
mau shore, and then only half OF his ex-
cursion was over :al his hnpes rested upon
a quick passage back to lIarwich. This,
however, the Fates denied him for hav-
ing drawn on the agent--got the cash
engaged his passage to Eneland-luil in
stock, and all things nccessary--tho
packet Just as she was leaving Hamburg
was run foul of by five hundred ION ship,
and so much injured ;hat he was obliged
TO pat back, and se unfortunate Quar-
lermostor was thus compelled TO wait a
fortnight for another opportunity of re-
turning to England. lie not only was
delayed beyond the 10th return day. but
beyond the following 2lth--and when he
did arrive, ,he found that he had been not on.
Iy superseded by the Commo.,der Rim. Chief,
bat considered dead by all his friends and
relations
However, on personally applying for reA
lnstatcment, he obtained II, aud once
more joined his old corps Mt llurwich.
where he many night amused the mess
with the recital Of his trip to sea in tho
coach which was always given with tha
most effect when he was hdL seas Oper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
N0rGUEs.

FN't!E subscriber has been appointed Ad-
Il mlustrator, de bonis non, on The es
tate Of WILLIAM ALBRO, late Of Ports.
mouth, deceased, and is legally qualified
20 act in said capacity All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having de-
7nands against the same, will present them
to him for settlement.
JOHN COOK, .lan,'r. de boniS non.
Portsmouth, Aur IT, 1927
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
IRISH LINENS.

=, 1'IVl YIN uTIU HdTaU TIUIuHCIVIII|IE'
fashionable Olive and other CLOTHS.
Ono case Leghorn Bolivar GYPSiES,
Two bales DUCK,
Plaid, colored, black plain Gro De Mars
Figured do.
Swiss, book, null, jaconet, and all other
mus lins-ilosiery, gloves, conoan pongees,
black and mixed Mandarin grapes, driilmgs,
worsted granderlls for gentIcmen's summer
wear; counterpanes, sewing s.lks-with a ve-
rY complete assortment Ci
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
Printed and Published by
ATSIN50Hd u READ

Printers Of the Laws of the United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Coffee House.
Aad South corner of Pelham.street.
entrance Pelham strcet)
Terms.
Two Dollars per anuunI-one half in advance
Price Of .4drertisihe
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser.
tion Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, viii be contin.
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
ITAH accounts must be settled at least
once year.
gJ'No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
NEW GOODS.
A VERY LARGE SUPPLY.

u n
Purchased IN .Ntlo- York The preceding ,eeek.
FOR CASH.
AND WHICH ARR JUST OPENED, AND OF
FERED FOR SALE, BY
ffOmerly j. B. .NEWTO.Nl
No. $50, THAMES STREET.
NNWENTY PACKAGES of rREsr
Il GOODS, among them are :--Jaconet
Hambrics, yard and half wide, at Is. per yd :
cotton balls III boxes at Is. the box. cotton no.
SieIy at l25 cents pair; Batteces for dresses;
from - cents 10 IS. the yd; nerino shawls.
large, $l 90 TO 81; whitened shirtngs at I98
cents; black lustrngs, wide, for 314 cents, and
silk hose at 42 and 90 cents per pair.
One case black Canton GRAPES, ola su.
perior quality.
One do. brown plain do. and figured brown
GRAPE DRESSES.
CR.7PE SH.7WLS at 50, and GRAPE DRES-
SES, at 81 each
III pieces FlSE and SUPERFISE CApYET-
1NGS, some as low as 80 cts. per yd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
Guardians Notice.

TIlE subscriber hereby gives public notice
u that lie has been appointed by tsc Hon.
Court Of Probate ofthe town of North Kings
town, Guardian Of the persons and estate OF
SARAH DAwLEy, WILLIAM DAwtEr, RIcH-
ARD DAwLuY and PELrG DAwLEY, minors.
children of Pelca Dawloy, of said town, de
ceased, and has given bonds according to law :
lie hereby calls on all persons having demands
against said estate. to exhibit the same tohim
..'thn six months from the date hereof--and
shose indebted to make immediate payment I:
and also, all persons having any effects be-
longing to The heirs of said deceased, to ren.
der an account thereof Immediately.
ROBERT ELDEED, Guardian.
North -Kingstown, aug ~, lc27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
Pottev's Vegetable
CATHOLICON..

THE proprietor of this Invaluable med.
cine, feels authorized, by its incrcas.
ing reputation, TO recommend it as superior
10 all other popular remedies, for the cure
ofklNG'S EVIL or Scrofula--NECRO-
SIS or diseased bones--SSPlllLlS in ey,
cry stage--MERCURlAL disease--
RIlEU MATISM-LIVER complaints
and ULCERS of every description.
The Catholicon has also been used will
great success in every variety Of Cutdn.
eouS Disease, blotcheS on the face, BimpIeS
and istter IN particular Hhiie Seedlings
Gou, Jaaadice and Bilious diseases gene.
rally. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, complaints
Of the Stomach. and general debility. il is
a certain purifier OF he blood dAd humOurS
and has been found an cllicacious remedy
in purifying tie blood Of children after rdc-
ciauiiod, and should be invariably used az
general 0ltCTaitc, both for children and
aduts--being agreeable 10 the most deli
cate palate, and grateful cordial to the
stomach. VaiS is the first discovery OF
medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had The long desired effect of curing
The most obstinate and distressing eTttrRd'
diseases. The use OF nutritious food, ant
he ordln>,y ayocaiions of business, are
not interrupted by the Cuthnl.con and It's
properties having the power Of restoring
both fesh and johe, aud of rcnovhung aud
nvigorating every part OF the system dur-
.nE t"e process ofeAleIniuanng disease, is
wiihou, a parallel.
Numerous certificates have hccn for.
"ordcd 10 the propro 'nr in p,oof of It's won
terful effects, but from its established re
putation We deem IT unnecessary to inscr,
thcm. Trying as Mc nclcd bllth.
SOLD BY, l. n MOORE
Nartd So. .Ncwyod a. !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
IIOEOR

lAtNN CoNh0s
Of most every kind and quality.
Beet and Pork, Oats, Corn, and all kinds
of farmers produce, by the quantity.
Utensils ofhusbandry, Of most every de-
scrigtion.
Ropes and Cordage,
An assortment Of DRY GOODS, yarn,
Warp, &c.
Hops, at Wholesale or retail;
Likewise BUTTER, Of the first quail.
~, and Of the neatest workmanship, re-
ceivcd daily from the Farms adjacent to
the town, which he expects to be constant
ly supplied with, for sale at cost; also. Sc
vcra hundred cwt. first quality CHEESE,
which with the articles above and fur
greater number unmentioned, he will dis.
pose Of OH terms the most reasonable aud
may ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby forbid visiting the
~ NEW PORT ASYLUM, or any part OF
The Island of Coasters Harbor, without a
Permit. az the Act Of tho Town prescribing a
penalty for the offence. will be strictly en-
forced. By order of the Board.
JOHN b. NEWTON, Sec ry.
NcWport aup 10. lS21
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-06
Boni. II. Vilbor,

ly BROAp -sTGEET,
OPPOSITE .U4J HENRY BULLS
HIS for SAFE,
EROCERiES, IN oil their variety;
~ a complete assortment OF Shoes;
Crockery, Glass, Stone, Earthern and
iron Wares;
Nails, Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
StufS, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
Vaiuabie Larni and Nuts for Sale.

he subscriber r,nioed offer lands sale lying
IN the county OF AbcmsTie, the Rivsnna river,
n'e heow ChaI oesvilie, aud within ue. Stage
90 leading TO Riohmund. The two tracts, BELLE
POE ami BUCk ISLAND containing about 200 acres, vf
wheh there between too and TOO clea snd
there between 400 and SEQ low oInd equal
ovid between the two tracts by the Rvanna the
'on Yeii adapted TO the culture Of Conn., Wheat and rohac
c.; the Buck Island peculiarly TO tue growth
OF ufa and Clover, and be made the hest
S is on tis SIDE vi The hiase The clear ed hi lands
o.h ies Of river also good heart the wood land
both sides a" the loo for the use OF
the farms, part OF which good quality, and ~, Part well
timhered There both good dwelling ad other
necessary buildings with three barns and good
~shing machines, OF which is Of cast wheels. On the
account o, us proximity 10 navigation aud Charlottesville,
(where there ~ always brisk and poh able demand for
ie) might he msde extremely valuable The subscriber will
" "Ot VI either OF these farms TO sst the convenience
Pufc.asers Together with his inufacurins Mill situated
on the Rsanna constant sta the
mn contains two par Burr Stones, and good repair; the
wheels t. tbis mil also TO the Grit Mill, which
TO IT. are all II cast Iron, tere regular aud valuable
tom the girls, mill; thsfe is also Saw Mill IN good repair
attached Ia the THIS mill situated
ton OF tue County, where wha, could be obtained,
rake with ITS demand. Together with either Of these pania
husba"dy aud stock. rhe situation of both ling houses
Claimants extensive and picturesque the mountains
ind '"rtty around and affirmed 60 be OF the heathe
place. IN Virginia.
The subscriber also offers for sale three land
iaing so each, lying in the stale al
which Westmo Gland on waters of Beaver
which Is nsvgabie stream; they Of good quality, hring
h and second bottom. The other es Adams
part OF trsef, IN the western OF North CarJn, lying
ia" fertile region tnown Black Foxes Camping ground;
10" property deemed unnecessay whing
i"at io The premises will call tile subscriber living
beiie-Vne, by whom will be shrwn and his
s""wn. JNo. II. CAMPBELL.
N. b. II the Mills, (Which the subscriber will sell alone. ar
not soid they wall be rented grinding
seasot. j. X. CAMPBELL :
Jan ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
DISSOLUTIOM


HE copsrn-Ishp, heretofore exisng under the firm Of
Cole & Shidon, dissolved the LIST inst. by mutual
CONSENT All persons iudebteu them, hereby requested
TO call either of the subscribers for seenent
having claims against the requested TO present
them ior adustment ROSCoW COLE.
JACOB SHELDON.
Williamsburg, Janusry D. 1897
The mercantile huD.s, will bs carried
store lately occupied by Col. Sheldon, uiJer the
J1COB SHELDON r co.
j. Sheldon tenders his thanks his friend. public,
ot the liberal rneou tue late 6
hitters hnDsri that the present by their
sxeition TO give general Subtraction, will
OF ther patronage.
j. q Go. making arrangements with their northern
agents Tor constant supply Of every article in their
which Will e. able them all customer
with goods on the hest the market, wall afford.
l't January, 1927.
CARD.
Eocpw Cole, retiring from the an,ile husnrsi hi,
city not uni,nufu at tue obligations he H. e hse II
nnG.r To has iend and the public for yer, liberal and
extensive received for the last 20 yeas, for
Inch ne now return his thanks.
Beng anxious 81 sc his mercantile transactions Ia.
st Ut The present respectfully earnestly all
those indebted TO him. and To the late Cole Sheldon
tr cali without desy at bis ccc adjoining the oil
SheiJon & 90. and Close the
IT, u IA transferring his business ]. g. feels
dent that his OLD aud steady customers will experience
" by the change, attention indulgence
"ioh theu situation admits OF will all times be given
sc VINO may with 10 continue their custom.
Wts.ssin. burg, Jani,,y so 82-2s~3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10

ME subscribers, under the firm Of Cotofing zndrew
have commenced general COmu,issi Business, on
fy treet Immediately ~ front of the Dock IN spacious
Natthou5', which connected with large Lumber house
th calculated 10 store Cotton Tobacco. Flour and Bso on
20 s"y Other article Of Merchandise They resdy o.
eve goods VI any defrtsn storage. foe sale
n'ion Aud from Their txensve acquaintance Richm,nd
fn through The surrounding county, they think that tey
WI he ae 10 make ready aud sales Of knd
u country produce other sft'cIes saiesbe this make,
They cese Themselves 70 all diligence the
@ bn'i"es. committed {, their TUT ndfcPeotfuy solicit
share Of lobie patronage.
WILLIS COwLING.
JOdN y. ANDREW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
ArOTICE
CO-P.qRT.v-ERSHLP IN NE " YORK.
MIST IND SP.aR I1AfBEK
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

DeCtmOcT -, tS[O
stEE COMMANDMENT of Navy wi. oeaed Pro-
o-s until the 18Th February next oi the supply Of the
following Mast aud Spar Peee cti'.era At the respective
Navy Yards Q" o. Otioe .ns I - 81 July is-@
hall spndles, = fishes t,.,
4-heei pieces, side tees, am mast
6,he., aud SIDE tees, for fore mast.
a sas.is' a .pi"1,, .auel for mieenHa';
fore aid top mat.
I lower half msia yaid,
main ami I mz.nop- sail yards
main, I fore, aud n'i1en- top g4i!an:-ra,,'
The shove for "A sun SHIP.
fishes aad 6 .,ie trees for uian-ma.,
fishes, 5 half srindes and side trees for foremost,
spindle, cheek, and rannche' for mzeu Inss,
lore and , mrer-or na.,.,
lower halt main yard,
MAN, fore, anl . m'zen-iop-sa;i-yaTds
mann, i-te, and m'zen- t'p-ssiiant-mssis
jb boom-, aying do and esPanter-boOms
-' -'''e ~ PaiE1 Ia
fore snd m,nen-top-
for--top. saiau,-,ua.t.
boss-sprn pieces.
toP-gaIiaa-yard in one riece.
sPnde-rece, Tor mainLa,L
2 fishes, heel pieces tor fish.
chick pieces. heel pieces f,r cheek.
spindle piece for ior,,nas, .he-, hee, r:scer
. side uee., heel pieces
Al the pieces ior the nzen-n'
The above or ship OF the line
2 half cl,eek., side trees.
side tgee-, fore fish,
bov.prn piece, h.ti riees Tor maia.esess:
heel piece forc-cleek,f half main, ard,
2 half top -sail-yards
inzen top sally al j in piece,
ard,
jim booiI piece, spanker boom,
WdSGINGToN.
2 pannch.. for boyy.pr,t.
,r nssH l s.fi rtt '.a' rssss
e n,ndl h n,es, ise ..'I pssass mais
J spindle . cheeks, pauieh, for l1en-n.a.s.
: fore, 2 main, m,zen loPmasis.
fore, = ,=aiu, 2 mzen-op Sailan t-mass
spIitsaii, fore, IL nam yards
i're-t1psal, msr-topsaii, mizer-;OFSaiI yses:
fore, 8 manu. mIzen-iop- gallant ysrd
cIo,s,jaok yard, Jih-boom., 8 flying ditto.
spanke boom, lowe studiing sail soons.
spindle, side iIees, cheeks tor stcre sinnls.;,
I bow sPrh piece, swinging bOOln.
main piece for a iDizen-nIast
'Pndes, fish, side trees, aud cheeks f naie.
nissts.
spindle for mzcn.ms.t
mIzen top galIsnl-gnst
The above Tor Al gun sLip.
sPDde for Inaln-mas
cross jtok-yad.
The above for sloop of war.
NORFOLK.
II SIDE tees, punches cheeks,
hall man-yard hsffoie, s uiEen-r OF sail yards
Jib-booms.
flying jb-boors.
sPsnkef blooms.
swinging -hoous, and tcP-ma suIdins sail. Blooms.
The above for ~ gun snip.
The whole Of the timber required above must be 70,
straight OF long leaf tue gain southern heart yellow rue
Pssous wishing oArr, nisy Obtain sch, DUE, Of the
II necessary regulate heir offers, OH
- tue Navy Agent at either
NEW YoaY
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
CHAHLEsfoN, C. and
SAVANNAH
The proposals must he made cubic oo must stale
The timber when delivered, undergo the ir,e,,inn
and ageeaby to the printed rules adp ed b,
Tue Commissioners, dated Septe mber
the several Navy Yards.
jane 7S-2s~td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
BRoOx T.avER;,- FOR SIZE.

BHUOK I.dFEKsV FUIt ~ III
F1VIIS we'll known tavern is situated ia H.neo e"uuty's
Il the upper end Of the Bro ok Turnpike x n'les ton
kiehmond the folks Of tho Mo uu.in aud
stage roads. The il story wood building, VIVA
eight private house for hr family with iour rsou'
aud stable There about forty nefes o lana
attached to the premises. good quality The suberihers.
being anxious TO close all their business will sell sse, ssI
day the Isl Of will that day, the Premss SCI q
up TO- highest bidder A. the same time and w ne
ol 10 the bidder, all of the stock Of every deserP
on plantation utensils household and Kitchen turn,tures sno
every other description oi property belonging to the hrm
The terms for the real will be made known on e
day Of sale the personal will he twelve months tor ali
dollars with bond and approved securisy una.E
SAMUEL OWEN
JUDITH p. NELSON.
Feb & S5-2awGts