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strange Ills less strange than true that Cor
pora lIarker last week recommended General Jackson
fit person for President, account OF his " ENERGY
Now Only listen what the Corporal said on former
OCCASION about the Generals energy" and make your
own comments.
From the Delaware Gazette, Nou. l, 1922.
Speaking of Clay, Clinton, Jackson Adams, Calhoun and
Crawford, he says
"Of ALL the gentlemen named, Gen. Jackson appears
to us to be the MOST OBJECTIONABLE That lie is
a man of energy, one will doubt, but We think that
in chief magistrate of the United States, much
ergy,s extremely dangerous; AND have seen IN TIE
GENERAL such a DISREGARD FOR TIE INSTIrU.
TIONS Of the country, such DISPOSITION TO place
himself ABOVE laros, AND such an INCIlNATIO to
TRAMPLE ON THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS, when
they stood in competition with HIS OWN INTEREST or
FEELINGS as should render The citizens Of the United
States very cautious about placing him in the first Office
within their gift"
But the Corporal says he expressed such opn.
ion of the General We don't like 10 call him $3.50,
but any person who will call upon may the Gazette
from which the is taken They will for them.
selves how the Corporal to the character Of
person who regards not the TRUTH but puts at defiance
and denies his own words, for the basest purpose.
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From tic Ne,e York Commercial! .1dre-tser, dLy s.
We announced yesterday the arrival Of the Sap
pre. at Boston, bringing London papers to the 18th
u April. and we this evening give an epltolne Of
Snelr coutents gathered from the Boston papers
Emcty the Daily Advertiser.
In regard 10 The negotiations between the Ame-
Sican and British Ministers, respecting the West
hdia Trade, these papers furnish more partlcu-
ars than We were enabled to give from the French
apass yesterday. The correspondence will soon
EencN Us at length. III the meantime we give the
So'loNng:-
MIR. Canning in the House Of Commons, March
Foh laid on the table Of the House the convention
'h tbs country for settling the claims for slaves
armed away by the British army, aud copies OF
Ne correspondence between the British and U.
rates governments respecting the intercourse
tween This country and the British Colonies.
IT, tanning remarked that as part of the cores,
''ee. had been laid before the American Lcsis-
s'f - fitting that the .-holc should be pub
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Per steam boat Connecticut.

Arrived at New York, on Wednesday, ships Des
deinona, Core, Campcachy, and Ssa; William
Mason, FIN Lisbon, via Mobile; Emperor, Bennett
Savannah; schrs Midas, st Thomas; Betscy, Wood
Georgetown; La Bruce, Kimberly, do; soops Ann
Maria, Gardner, hence; Experiment, Taber, New
Bedford; Henry, D,man, Bristol; Catharnc, lIar.
den, do. Cid briggs Ann Wayne, Goldman, Valpa
raiso; Rubcon, Bourne, Now Bedford.
Arr on Thursday, ship Hudson, Champlin, from
London. Cid ships Acasta, Perry, London; LOUIS
lana, Pike, New Orleans; Bsyard, Robinson, IIa-
vre.
Cid at Philadelphia, 18th, brig Prince Kutusof,
Hall, Liverpool; schr Marlborough, Selby, Havana.
AR at Baltimore, 18th, brig Fidelity, Gurus, 70
DIS fr Smyrna.
Sailed from Alexandra, llth, schr George Ma
ry, Gibbs, for this port.
Cid at Wilmington, 9Th, brig Manana, Davis, Por-
TO Cabello.
Sailed r. st simons, "a, sloop Bolivar, Rowland,
New York.
Brig Invincible, Chapman, n Newport, arr at Mo-
bile, prev to 23d ult. and sailed for Orleans.
Spoken, lat 35 81, Ion 40, brig Packet, Tyler, Of
this port, ,fr Matanzas for Antwerp.
Al sisal, brig Octavian, OF Warren, TO sail IN or
9 days.
Al st Anderc, ship Transit, La,tcrmsn, Of New
port, Il Havaua.
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X. q. ALIENS


Adjourned Annual Sales of Furniture, Wi,
take place on Thursday, 2Sth Of June, ~com-
mencing at O'Clock, at his old Ware Roors
III and new Ware Rooms, No. lO3 and I0>,
Westminster-s'rcet, nearly opposite the Thea-
tire. When will be sold without reserve, to the
Highest bidder.
100 Mahogony, cherry and birch Bedsteads
some elegant,
20 do Secretaries, some low price,
40 do. cherry and birch Bureaus,
DO do. Grecian, dining, card, work, ard
painted dressing Tables,
Sofas,
200 Elegant, hagg-seat Chairs,
400 Dining, sewing, rocking and children
Chairs Of all descriptions, together with q.
most every article usually called for in a furi.-
ture ware room.
Likewise-l0o Mantle, pier. gilt and nus
hogany frame Looking Glasses,
5000 lbs Live Geese Feathers
Sales positive, and no postponement, fair o.
foul wcather-Terms liberal, as usual.
June 10. Nj y
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At Carthagena, leth ult. brig r~s'pco, Palmer,
for New York, or 6. to touch at t-avana to land
passengers.
At Port au Prince, 9th ult bri unker Hill, for
New York, g.
At Havana, 9th. ui,. U S -aip y ne, Elliot, just
tanzas; brig will,am Taylor, fr say Orleans, just
arr; schr Hope, Hammond, for Philadelphia, o.
sailcd, 2is, schr Frances, Young Marseilles; 26h,
, ship John Adams, on a cruise.
Brig Clarissa, Watson, hence, for New Orleans,
arr at the Balize, 18th ult.
No American vessels at St Ubes, 9th ut.
AT Pernambuco, 9th ut. barque Octavia, Ham
burg, Nth; brgs Gen Bolivar, Trieste, do; Charles,
81 Petersburg, loading; Caao. FIN Gibraltar, dschg;
Adriana, Philadelphia. do; Hal, do do; schrs Susan
rhebe, Boston. do. for Cape st Rogue; Susan, for
Baltimore, same day.
At Monevideo, April 8, Gov. Hawkins, unc; Co.
'umbia' diseh; Hamilton, 10; Liverpool Packet, do;
Arethusa, to sail 9th; Pioneer under detention; U
States, do; Sarah do; Rob Roy, to sail in 10 DAYS;
Niagara, dis; U frgate Macedonian, waiting the
arrival Of the Boston.
At Matanzas, 9Th ult. brics New England, of this
port just arr fr York; Crawford. Of do for York
next day; Abeona, of do loading; Packet for Europe,
ready; BENZ. Rugglcs, Newport, loading; Globe, for
this port loading; Zephyr, Boston, do schr Planter.
Lewis, hence, just arr.
At Trinidad de Cuba, l7th ult. Mary Beckett, FIN
Philadelphia, dscg; Mary g. Eliza, Boston, do; FIX
change, Boston, next day, Jacob Warren, waiting
cargo; Citizen, Boston, next day.
AT Para, 18th ult. Leander, Of Salem, and Ageno-
ra, of New York, just ar fr Maranham.
AT Maranham, about NAV 10, brig Phcbe, Burn
ham, arr in 81 ds fr Salem, dschg.
A British schr put in at Ocracock Bar, 3ls, ut in
distress, said to be the lately ordered off from
baltimore. She has, with her cargo, been seized by
the Custom House Officer at Ocracock, in conse-
quence Of putting several bags of coffee on board
small craft. belonging to Elizabeth City, which was
also seized, and both ordered to Washington, N. C.
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NEW-YORK BREAD.

NEW-fOkk BREAD.
TIME subscribers inform their friends and
IL the public, that having received a sup
ply ofthe best Western Canal Flour; they are
now enabled to furnish them with the Sfaf of
Life, ofthe purest. sweetest and lightest kind ;,
and Of all the varieties made in the United
States, viz:
White Loaf, Of different sizes
Crackers, Soft and Hard
Family, Pilot Bread and Crackers
Tea Cakes, Tea Rusks
Pound Cake
Ginger Bread Cakes.
A,so-Wheat and Indian loayes, and unbolt-
cd Wheat Bread, SO beneficial to persons ai;.
Hicted with Dyspepsia. The above kinds vii
be kept on hand, lat all hours at No. l20 NORTH
Main street, and carried through the ,ows,
three times every day--and measures are tai
en- to have constant supply Of best Cana
Flour, fresh from the Mills.
HENRY p. YEOMANS & co.
June lS Frou New York.
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MORE NEW GOODS.
UTTS & LOCKWOOD.

6OIIO LOCh OOD,
HAVE just opened fresh assortment Of
II superfine Broad cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestngs.
ALSO-Real French Drillings; English do; I;
Silk striped do; Fine Cassinets; Yellow Nam
keens; Silk Camblets; Superior plain Silk
Vesting; Denmark ASatin; Black Luslring;
Striped and plain Jeans; Bang-up Cords; Lin
en- Gloves, a fine article for the season; Horse
skin ditto and Beaver; Black and brown Lin
ems; Marble Cotton Hose and i-2 Hose; white
do do do; extra fine Bleached linen do; Un-
Bleached do do; mixed Worstod, do do; cloud
ed Silk l-2 Hose, n nsw article; real German
Silk Handkerchiefs; Surerior large size, Flag
do do do; Bandannas; Italian Cravats, Buff,
Spotted, Muslin do; White, Striped, and
Checked do; Cravat Pads; Suspenders Of all
kinds; and many other articles, for sale cheap,
at No. ID, Market-squarc.
A few pieces Of the fashionable Buff Stripes
for Gentlemen's wear. A June I3
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

At town meeting Of the Freemen Of I'll
IA town Of Providence, holden by adjourn
mont, on the llth day Of June, A. d. 1927
Voted, that Tax of Forty Thousand Dolls,
be levied and assessed upon all the Taxab
property Of the Inha abitants and others ownin:;
such property in said town.
Therefore We the assessors for sid towi
call upon all concerned, to give in to us a. the
assessors Office, or at our respective dwellings
true and just list (such as the law requires
oftheir Taxable Property within ten days as
the law directs.
VIM. LARNED,
JAMES u. ARNOLD,
JOSEPH 8. COOKE,
JOSIAH WHITAKER,
ANTHONY b. ARNOLD.
June l6.
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SILVER WARE MANuFAcTORY,

FdN-Riuer, Opposite the Post OBice.)
vINIIE subscriber will manufactu at whole
u sale or retail the following articles, viz.
Silver Sug r Bowls; Cream Pots; Porringers;
TumbIers; Cups; Soup Sauce and Cream La
dies; Dessert, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons;
Scissors Chains; Butter Knives; Knitting
Sheathes; Thmblc;s Silver Forks, &c. SC.
All orders addressed TO the subscriber, will
have immediate attention.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
WILLIAM Il. PITMAN.
Fall River, June rs. Ct
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THEATH,U.

FORREST, and Mr.. WILSON,
ON MONDAY EVENING, June Is.
WILL be presented, the celebrated Trag-
w edy in 8 acts, entitled
VIRGINIUS,
Or, the Liberator Of Rome.
Virginius, Mr.. FORREST,
Icllius, Mr.. WILSON,
Virginia, Miss CLARKE.
To conclude with the laughsble Farce in 2
acts, called the
RIVAL SOLDIERS.
0o-Prces of Admission Lower Boxes, 81,
Upper Boxes, 50 cents; Pit 81 .l-2 cts; Gal
lery 25 cents. June l6.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, June l3.

WEDVESDHH Y, June l3.
Brig Mordecai, Thompson, fr Bath.
Schr Dlademia, Baxter, from Newport.
Schr Laurel, Young, from fishing.
Schr Thomas, Jones, from fishing.
Schr Joseph, Baker, from fishing.
Sloop Independence, Baker, from Portsmouth.
Sloop Washington, Bacon, from Boston.
Sloop Grampus, Hambn, from Falmouth.
Sloop Spartan, Presbrey, fr Taunton.
Sloop Lydia, Mathews, from Yarmouth.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York.
THURSDAY, June Ia.
Brig Sarah Lee, Nj M'Kenzie, % days fn, Surnam,
with molasses, to Humphry & Everett. Left, 2Oth
ult. brigs Apollo, for Boston, B. Beaver, do do; Ju-
niper, Of do waiting cargo; Commerce, do do; Cary
all, ofdo. dischg; schr Laurel, of do. waiting cargo
Spoke 9Th inst. lat 80 25, lon 73, brig Emmett, of
Hartford, fr Havana for Boston, having had all her
sails split in gale on the 4th.
Schr Dime, Filbrook, fr Vinahaven.
Schr Essex, Hudson, from fishing.
Schr Emeline, Baker, from fishing.
Sioop Levant, Baker, f Saco.
Soop Rising Sun, Chace, from Savannah, via N.
York.
sloop True American, Harding, from Penobscot.
Sloop 'Hacyon, Hill, from Albany.
Sloop Volant, Cook, from Albany.
Sloop Cyrene, Cook, from Tiverfon.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil
and candles, to the master.
Sloop Lucy Emene, Sphinx, from Wexford.
SoOp INDUSTRY, CrOWell, H arInOuth
Sioop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren, with sugar to G..
s. Wardwell & Co.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tiverton.
FRIDAY, June Is.
Ship Edward, Chace, SO days from Santos, with
sugars, &c. to E. Darlington & Co. Left. April 23,
briggs Homer, OF Baltimore, waiting orders-had boon
seized, but given up; Palmer, of Boston, for Mar
seilles, in 10 DIS; St Thomas, ofdo for Valparaiso Il
the only Americans. Spoke nothing.
Brig Snibboetb, Consdon, from New Orleans, via
New York.
Schr Ahlra, Hall, fin Philadelphia, 5 days from the
Capes, with sugar, iron, &c. to Il Lothrop, s. Ad-
ans, Jr. and others.
Sloop Alonzo, Child, 2 days from New York, with
cotton, &c.
J.. sloop Mary, Bennett, 36. hours from New
York, with cotton, -four, wine, crockery ware, &c.
to $. B. Mumlord f. Co. G. s. Rathbone, and 9th.
ers.
Steamboat Connecticut, Coms'ock, from N. York.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Three Brothers, Dean. from Savannah, via
New York.
SIoop William II. Allen, Pcarse, from Bristol
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Cohasset, Chace, from Freetown.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
.NeDpOrt, June IA.
Arr on Tuesday, sloop Bolivar, Sekcl!, from Rich
mond. Cid. brig Lydia, Silvea, Cork; sloop Speed,
Rose, Philadelphia.
Arr yesterday afternoon, sloop Niagara, Tanner,
fr New Orleans for Providence.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

29th ult. off the Pan Of Matanzas, ship Magnet,
Usher, Of Bristol, 55 ds r Liverpool for N Orleans.
9Th inst. lat 81 3S. lon 73 30, schr r Providence
for Port All Prince, with 1873 in her toreopsail. mo
such vessel has sailed hence, Of late.l
In the Vineyard Sound, brig VIM. Henry, fr Ma
tanzas for Boston.
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The ship Eliza & Abby, has recently made two
voyages from Savannah to New York and back, in
the remarkably short space Of % days. The frs,
days.
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GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS,
From the Linnean Botanic Garden.
THIS DAY, at 3 O'Clock, y. NJ. at Office No.
!, Market-sqvare.
G Pots ofsplendd Green House Plants,
VI comprising beautiful varieties of Ge,a-
neum, Passion Flower, Myrtle, Olive, SC. g..
June Is.
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Not so Quick Work" as might be, but Toll
era1ly Fair.

INOt 50 W QUIc6 W OTH as might DC, OUT IOI-
erd6ly Fair.
NOMBINATION 2 3 so, prize Of 5000
~ in the Grand State Lottery, owned by
Mr.. James Davis, of Dighton, was yesterday
morning presented at CLARK'S r. I. State
Lottery and Exchange Office, and as usual on
such "pledsing occasioas," the cash was i'm
modiatcy paid over 10 the fortunate holder. -
On Wednesday, there will be probably some
handsome prizes distributed from the rich
wheels Of the Virginia State Lottery. Should
an of the splendid prizes fall within the range
of our humble seiues," we trust though with
out the least pretensions to any remarkable
"Quiek York." to be considered by our
friends and patrons as tolerable, I" even in our
small way" June l6.
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FRESH LEGHORNs, &c.

R & G. A. TAYLOR, No. 10, Market
ADs square, have just received and this
morning opened, cases of very superior Boil
var Hats; do Suchan Pongees; | do blue
Italian sewing Silk; together with almost eve
ry article called for in Dry Goods Store, all
OF which are offered at reduced prices.
.fiso, on consignment, I case of mems Ma
nllla Hats, particularly adapted for the Sum
mer season. June l6
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
June l6.
DraWing of the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY

Dratoing of the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
"HE drawing Of the above popular Lottery
Il took place ON Tues lay, at the State House
in this town, and the following wus the pleasing
| result:
so lS 20 2 81
Cash paid for all prizes sold as above, the mo-
mert presented.
REALLY ENCOURAGING,
1t is said to be matter of fact" that the
highest prize or part Of the highest prize was
actually owned by a gentleman resident ofthis
town. 1t is believed to be about the first high
est prize in any Of the former classes of the
above Lottery. that we, residents Of this town,
have ever been fortunate enough to have stop
ped with us, and it is hoped it will be fair to
anticipate much future good luck, from so
late, though happy a commencement. As
much cannot be said Of the numerous prizes
sold at No. a, this time, it is hoped our pat
ronizing friends will look TO what may be turn
ing up on the wheel Of futurty, rather than TO
what may have already "gone past, or to the
pleasing and comfortable scheme to be drawn
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
VIRGLNI.A STATE LOTTERY
All to be drawn on Wednesday next
HIGHEST Prize
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SALES At AuCxx019.
BY MARTIN sToDpARp.
VALUABLE REALnESTATE.
THIS DAY, June, 10th, at 3 O'Clock. A. N

T.aLUABLE REALeESTATE.
THIS DAY, June, 10th, at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
on the premises.
Tho valuable Real Estate Of Mr.. David
Gould, situated in Pawtuxot-street, amongst
which are, two large and commodious Houses.
Nos. 95 and 81, with out houses and gardens
all convenient and well furnished, with good
wells Of water attached to the same.
ALSO.
Several House Lots adjoining to the above
described property.
Two Pews, one in the Universaiist Meeting
House, in the Broad aisle e,-and one in the
Rev. Mr.. Wilson'S Meeting House, in the broad
aisle.
Three Piano Fortes, and other articles too
numerous TO mention, with which the sale will
commence. For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale, inquire o, my Counting Room.
June l6.
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THIS EVENING,
1T FR.4yNRL IN HALL.
r. NICHOLS, the Ventroquist, respect.
vl fully informs the ladies and gentlemen
Of Providence, that he will exercise his aston
ishing powers Of Ventriloquism, this evening.
[For particulars, see small bills.l
Tickets so cents, children half price, to be
had at Mr.. Hutchens' Book store, and at the
bar Of the Franklin House, and at the door of
the Franklin Hall.
Doors open at quarter past o'clock, and
commence at 8 O'Clock, precisely.
June l6
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CLEARED,
U. j. sloop Huntress, Read, New York-by Pot
ter & Eddy.
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FOR NEWPORT.

TOMORROW, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. and return
in the evening; leaving Newport at 4 o'clock,
p. M.-Also, on Monday, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ
and return in the evening, leaving Newport, at
4 o'clock, p. M.-weather permitting.
Junc l6
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR So.
HRAND STATE LOTTERY, Class No
~ IA, draws in this town, Monday July Q.
5676

Tickets Sc; Halves 81; Quarters SO cents,
for sale at the fortunate Office of
PAINE & BURGESS.
=. s. Orders for Tickets in the above Lot
terry, will meet with prompt attention, IT adj
dressed to PAINE & BURGESS, Providence.
II. l. or Hartford, Con. June Is.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Quarantine Regulations at Boston, went into
effect yesterday.
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WINES.
The box Wines offered yesterday, cargo Of the
Agenora, went OF with considerable spirit--200
boxes Frontignac, of superior quality, offered,
ard all sold, at $34-i0 boxes Claret sold at 81
3S-5 quarter casks Of Marseilles Madeira offered
one sold at IA cts. sale stoppedl00 Indian bbls dry
Malaga offered, but recalled, there appearing DIS
position on the part OF the trade, TO make an offer
or so Indian barrels Sweet, 25 sol l, at 65 cents
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kKTN CADET sENE
SSA MARINE LIST. $3.50

Full Sea-This Day, 2h 2m-Sunday, 2h 4Sm--
Monday, 3h 33m-Tuesday, All 1Sm.
IT sbtracng D. minutes gives time high Newport
adding 3hours and minutes sea the nigh
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DUCK.
DOMESTIC GOODS.

We continue our quotations for Domestics, in the
absence Of any sales Of nent-Most of our manu-
facturcrs ship Their goods Southern markets. and
is not often we have to notice any important transact
ions at home.-The demand for the retail trade is
STEADY, and Drices uniform Wa o,o,o
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CLOVER SEED.
Out of seaSon.

Out Of season.
COAL.
Lehigh, ton, rs Liverpool, chal. SIG
Virginia, chal. $l2
COFFEE.
The deman'l for this article is extremely limited.
The stock is not heavy, but there appears no dlspo-
sition to purchase, only wanted for the retail
trade.
st. Domingo and Cuba prime, 13t Il
Do. do inferior, l2t a l3
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All TO be drawn on Wednesday next
Highest Prize,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CCUE EHE

Tickets at IS, shares in proportion, for sale
at
CLARK'S
r. l. State Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 4, Union Buildings.
June l6.
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Southern Corn has come in freely, and sales have
been made by private contract to considerable ex-
tont We notice sales Of a cargo Of 5000 bushels
Virginia white, at SO cents, mos. and cargo Of
Maryland, offered at auction on the lth, 100 bush
els sold at 52t cts-sale stopped.-These prices are
much below the current rates of last week, and we
alter them accordingly.
Rye, bushe, 20 a IS N. Corn, vel. bu. 60 a 81
Beans, white, IL a IL Soth. do white do 53 a 55
Oats, bush. 40 A. Wheat Shorts, 10
HEMP.
Russia, clean, ton, S270 a 2s0
INDIGO.
Nothing doing in this article. We quote
Bengal, $24a2l
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SALT.

SALT.
1000 bushels, per brig Agenora from Marselles,
was offered at auction yesterday.-1he quality was
very fair-7OO bushels sold at 81 a 50 cts.-There
appearing no disposition in the trade to pay So,
aud the owners refusing TO accept less than go, the
sale was consequently stopped Turks Island is not
plenty, and would probably command IS cts. read-
ly. Wequote
Turks ISL bush, 65 a 6s Amer. bush. so cts.
ST. Ubcs, do 55 a 60 CadIz bush, So n so
Liv'pool, sack, 81 So 90
SPICES.
Sales 10 the trade, as wanted.
Cassa III mats, ID, 30 "a 81 Nutmegs no li5
Cloves, 72aTj Pepper, 16t IL
Ginger Race, "a, ID Pinonto, q 25
ground,
SPIArTS.
The large stock Of st. Croix Rum at market, and
the little disposition on the part Of dealers TO take
hold has caused decline ot about cts. and the
Gle is now almost drug at our reduced ratcs.-Some
sales of New York Rum have been effected at irife
below, and the Middletown is offered freely at 90
Holland Gin scarce, but the inquiry is triling, asd
our quotation is nominal
In other Liquors, the market is without change.
Qochella. oal. IIS I'D
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-16

There have been arrivals Of Goldfish since our
last report, and our quotations remain the same
Mackarel continues TO arrive freely, and notice
sales Of No. for expectation, at $3 49, cash, in
terest added.
Dry Cod, qunt. 3e3l Mackarel, No. 2, 4! a4s
S;ale, quia. 2a2a do. No. J, 3 ID a34
Mackarol, No. I, 81 81 Herrlngs, SIN. bx. 20 IS