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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05
A sAlLAp-Tnne. Cherry Chas.

sALL,p-Tnne Cherry Chase.
We honest men of every kind,
Attend while relate
DISK unhappy citizens,
The melancholy fate.
twas when the sons of liberty,
Were fighting with theirfoes;
They drafted men from Tennessee,
The British to oppose
The farmer left his plough and hoe,
The merchant left ms trade
To serve THREE months IN camp; tor so
The Act Of Congress said.
They marched them over stones and sand,
Through all the burning day;
They march'd thro' water and DER land,
To far-ofi Florida.
Twas on the twentieth day of June,
Their three months tous began,
And when the ninety days were done,
Their thoughts all homeward ran.
They thought upon their children small,
Their clearing fair to see;
And they determined, one and all,
Toreturn to Tennessee.
For Captain Strother he had told
The privstes of his corps,
There was no law thaS them could hold
A single minute more.
Then buckled each his knspsack on,
And started, home to go;
But soon, alas! they were seized upon
And put in prison low.
They threw them iato prison low,
And boldly did proclaim
Tha, they SIX months should serve, altho'
For only THREE they came.
Then General Jackson called Court,
These citizens to try;
Three officers Of every sort,
Determined they should die.
No Jury oftheir Country sat,
No lawyer for them plead,
But in the camp it was they met
To do this bloody deed.
They tried them for deserters then,
And mutiny withal;
And finding guilty these poor men,
Their tears began to fall.
Then General Jackson issued out
An order from his pen,
That in four days they should be shot
These six Militia men.
The regulars then he did command
These citizens to kill;
And far from home, their wives and land,
Their blood he there did spill.
Now, God protect the United States
And all Militia men,
And may it never be our fa.es,
To hear such things again.
And God forbid, our President
This Jackson e'er should be;
Lest We should to his camp be sent,
And shot for mutiny.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05
From The Winehes,s, Benublica,

From The Winchester Republican.
The Richmond Wing is amuseing the public
by administering few "broken doses" to the
editor al the Enquirer, in which he gives him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05
POETRY.

[Stlected.l .
rNToNoI oGY THE BUTrERFLY'S GRAVE.
oh We who so lately were blythesome and gay
Al the Butterfy's banquet carcuslng aWayi
your.feasts and your reyels of pleasure are hed'
For the soul of the banquet the butterfly aeau
No longer The Flies and the Emmetts advance,
To ion with their friends in the GrasshopperS Dance
For see his thin form DER the favorite bend, =.
Andthe Grasshopper mourns for the loss OF MS ishu
And bark to the funeral dirge of the Bee!
And the Beetle that follows mournul as hei
And see where SD sadly the Green Rushes wave,
The mob is preparing the Buterty's grave
The Dormouse ate nded, but cold and toriorn,
And the (;nat slowly win led his shrill little horni
Andthe Moth who was grieved for the loss OF sister,
Bent over the body and silently kissed her
The corpse was embalmed at the set OF the sun,
Ard enclosed in case which the Nilk-worm had spun
nv the help of the Hornet the coffin was iaid
on bier out of myrtle and jessamlne made.
In weepers and scarfs came the Butterfiles all
And SIX of their number supported the pail
And the Spider came then IN his vestufe OF olack
But the fire of the Glow worm soon frightened nm
back
The Grub left his nutshell to Join the sad throng
And SLOWLY led with him the Book-worm along
Who went ms poor ei<h5or's unfortunate doom
And wrote these few lines to be placed on her tomb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05
THE EPITAPH.

At this solemn spot where the green rushes wave'
Here we silently bend DER the Butterfiv's grave;
Twas here we to beauty our obsequies paid
And hal owed the ground which her ashes had made
And here shall the daisies and vloets blow,
And the lilies discover their bos'ms OF snow,
While under the leaf in the evenings OF spring
Still mourning her friend shall the Grasshopper sing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27

Inv citizens. fthe result, Of my deep * anx-
ious renec,ioka belief, like that of Jefferson
,ba, the elecu If Jackson will put 10 fearful
hazard. the ma m of mans capacity for sell,
Government. E,h this settled conviction, let
n,e once morE IS upon YOU the necessity Of ex
exer,ions col onden: with the danger The
time has arrHyhen every man who teels tor
his country His pos,erity should contribute
his mite to Forts now making for the pub
lie safety. Hrdly indeed mast be the spirit
that would IL from his duty-con;emptl
bile the wre,kho would weigh his little sell
fish proiec ambition against the fortunes
Of his ccunG
The cunIifiar, Of our opponents, the Junla
wbo have s0r dictated 10 us-who change
with the fac;i of the weathercock, ard ex'
meet ms 10 "a, their xample-hcpe for sue
cess bv the Ia.anl and false assumption that
onnosi,iou Inn is vain. But while they 50
pretend. ,htymbIe les, we, the people, who
are still ansicor the truth; and waiting 10
b, informed he aid of new lights and aim
rcfec tion. HI be able to penetrate through
their misret stations and ISLANDERS. On that
dav thew kto,a, their dominion will cease.
The peoplestg in their majesty proudly a's-
dajninp 10 6vere in error, and obstinate on
" for their t&rv's cause, will fearlesslv pros
claim Neutrality-suspicious. and obey their i'm
mise wba,etnay be its direction. But the
b,s, cause Ut concert and action may be
lost. We Il an unliring and reckless Toe
Meet him asomes frcemen, and ours Will
surely be III tory; or, il we must fall let us
fall like mi heb doing his duty
Let us ttyt,rsevere in our county meetings
let us evcry-re fix upon proper persons as
drlega,es u, Convention, 10 recommend a
ticket OF ERrs, which may be cmphatically
called the rs ticket; and let the comics, bs
tried beiwdnch ricke,, and one recommen-
ded if suclSsId be The case, by a caucus o.
the LrgislM There is nothing TO lear from
! such a conf
Fellow Ems. ! believe that Virginia
! holds in h8ads the destines # the nation
The rsspoisitv is grea,, but If true to her.
$, IL aid t!M.phblic, great also VIII be hel
| renown RI reject Jackson, she vindicates
the violated icsty Of the constitution-rlo'
lated bv his cious acts; she RECEIVERS her
character Inconsistent and abb, defender OF
the prrci nl,f gu, institutions; she Is again
elevated rfsroud eminence surrounded by
he affcc tiJHl confidence OF her sisters. Bu
/ if she surfer herself 10 the embraces OF thi'
military qhiin--w which may God in his in
! kmre melEyrt!-- her character for consist
er,y is gahecvc,; she ming cs With her as
sociatc, as retched pageant in military
/ proc essiour, herald TO which may pro
| claim. .nlsnthrr achievements Of its Hero
thai he trained over The laws AMI conststu'
ion of lis irry, and found a welcome IL
! y;rsihia, A FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27

We must again refer TO the order of ~
Jackson calling Out these militia, in -, "i
show that The great stress laid Dy his d..o,,"
from this Illegal charge Of Illegal txecution
the alarming state Of The country, the rrc, "'N
OF making stern example in or,ler To nr..,,F
the discipline OF the troops, in HE prsssn,, =.
porerfM enemy, and the argency of the n.''s,y3s
which rendered it indispensable ,ha, ii, So ,'p
should be in the field, is merely The hpa ro Is'
ing OF fancy, and is not supporablc in no, ",'
fact. These militia were called out MAJ.
garrison and retain possession Of the ,,rr;..
conquered from the Greeks, until an,ro,s:.!
ted by The government" and to ri.e,. -"
troops then in garrison This fac: remo,,. W.
other Oi the grounds on which the sr,e,i,, =,
General Jackson, in this Instance, has BEEN -,
tilted, and converted Into positive meri; ''
As the sole obec, Of this article is 10 G,,r
the public with the materials 70, an arrn.,,'
judgment as TO the legality or ilegali,v Of H.:
coIdnci OF Gen. Jackson, we shall close it viii
brief and simple condensation of the NOM
which are deducib!e from The facts we have g,
ted:
lst Il is clear from the order Of Gen lar,
son, that The regiment &C militia 10 viii.
Harris and his fellow sufferers belonged ~,
dircc'ed to rcnde, Gus al Fayetl>iIc on The d.,
! Of june, 1914.
2dly No officer, commissioned oSf,,.
or private, attached 10 that regimen, couliLa
required to perform duty III il after the lob n
| September, 1914, unless ;hcy were Command
TO do so by an order from the Prcsidrnr: and +,
is not pretended that any such order vas p,,,
SILLY. That the phrase In thai order whrhc,I.
e2 the militia cul'.ior the period of six monh, y
was illegal, as il was founded on a law wbi,,
| had expired on the 10Th Of August prcccdr,
aud was il violation OF the then existing l,v
which gave to The President Of The United Sq,,
only, the authority TO extend the term Of ,r.
vice beyond three months.
4,hly That, therefore, they from whom III.
order emanaled, were Ignorant oflhe law, Will.
the officers and privates .r!eI, convicted and
punished, in consequence Of that ignorsnc,
had no: violated any law by leaving The rank,
to return home, and could not, therefore. b,
guilty of"mutiny," or "conniving at mulin,
having changed the character OF soldiers, e..
! tina, OF citizens.
5lhly. That tn" uials, convictions, and ty.
| culions of the six militia men, and the disgrac,
full punishment Of shaving the head, Of nrlrt
two hundred more, we're, therefore, illegal
chilly. That the article of war which provides
that the proceedings Of Courts Na"liai sNcs.l
be transmitted to The War DrpartmeUD, vas
violated by the retention Of the proceeding, j.
this case in the hands Of Gen, jackson, or ID.
Of his military family, by which means th:
Nashville Committee only has had access to
them
We deem il unnecessary 10 offer any addition,
al comments. The reader will form his Owl
opinion from The facts which We have here ur.
uishcd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27
Head Quarters. Marine Corps,
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE
Washington. 5M October, 1927. J
PROPOSALS

"ILI. be received at this Office until the ladlyd
w November next Il O'clock for suppynsh
following articles Of clothing for the United Site
Marine Corps for the yea: 1923, viz.
700 uniform coats with wings complete
400 pair linen overalls
400 do woollen overalls
$500 do cotton shirts
$500 pair shoes
700 blankets
400 rair short woUllen stockings
700 pair gaters
700 fatigue jackets
700 fatigue overalls
Complete samples of the different articles cal :; !:
seen on making application to tn commandnS 10
Gers of marines, at Brooklyn, J.. New.iorsi CnIa
town, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa; Gospor, Va anu .
this Office.
The clothing to be delivered free of expense At E.
ther of the above named places, that may be des Sl
cd by this Department -
The Proposals to be endorsed: "Propo>sl' tot W
rine Clothing, 1875"
T.. J. WEED, Quarter 'iasc'
oct S-Staw I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27
Wheat Wanted.

VNiIH subscriber having rented the rrIadeiplI, W.
l. four miles from Alexandra, formerly occuPel.}
Mordecai Miller & Son) will give the highest @'I.'
price for good wheat delivered tlere-wII a,o Nv
the highest market price for COOL wheat de, .,,
at his Mill on Accotink, ana at The Occodian hn'
for wheat delivered at his wsreh"use II AleX"uG,
JOXArHAT JANNhi'
Who wants to purchase Two COON HphSES ~
able for The wagon. eO6l lVno =
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08

Brig Baltic, Seabury, Of Newport, fin Hamburg;
Cornelia, Osborn, Batavia; Uoion' Gordon. A'exan'
dria.
CID brigs Jachin, Drew, st Thomas; Lysander,
Maianzas; Stephen, Lincoln, Bay Of Honduras Pr
onecr, Freeman, Surnam.
9Th, arr briggs Hardy, Shirley, FIN Malaga and Glib
rsliar; Gov. Carver, Jordan. Cspe Hayden.
Cid schr Helen, Masters, Richmond.
NETWORK, Dec. S.-Arr ships Henry. Bar
ker, I'm Savannah; Courier, Beers, Charleston; briggs
Sea Nymph, Anderson. I'ampico; Agenora, Web
Der. Savannah; Pleiades, Taylor, St Domingo Ciiyi
CID schr Erie, Rodbir9, Alexandria.
4th, arr briggs Hope, Tyson, FIN Port Glasgow;-
Frances, Spear, Vera Cruz; Ann Eliza Jane, Dubois
SANTANA, ST Domingo; Courier, Beers, Charleston;
schrs Chase, Salla, Havana.
Cid ships Extio, Post, Mobile; Henry Knceland,
Coffin, do; brig New Packet. Hoyt, New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I.-Ar brig Marceilus,
Gillet, I'm Gibraltar
CHARLESTON. Nov. 26.-Ar schr George
Washington. FIN Elizabeth CITY.
SIiied, ship Mississippi. Hayre.
SAVANNAH, Nov. acid ship Octavia Chan
der, Hayre.
DARlEN, Nov. 20-Ar brig Cornelis, Drink
water, I'm New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08

At Gibraltar, 43th o;t Sabba,is, Howard, Cor
Cad,z, ready; Swilsure, Baltimore.
Al B,Iboa, Oct 9Th, brig Hope, Bray. for Mar
blehead, 8 ds-iho only Am.
At Havana, 2lth ut ship Transit, Lauc-man, Of
Newport, Gor st Andrews, unc; brigs America,
Hanna, Of Daistol. Barcelona, waiting freight; Fame,
Bisley, FOR this port, unc; Miles 81 indish, Talbot.
of this port, repairing; Criter,on, Taylor, New Or
leans, 18th; Orono. Perry, fin this port, dischg;-
6h,bbolsth, Consdoh, Of do. sailed Goth. for Viii
sailed I'm New Orleans, 9Th ult brig Crawford.
Luther, Of Warren, for Charleston.
A, New Orleans. 9th ult brig Orion. Bridges, FIN
Vera Cruz.
York, goth; barqucs Con. Stark, MARSHALL, unc;
Bramin, Higgins, Lisbon, 10 or Is ds.
At Samarang, 10 July last, brig Brilliant, Barton,
q rthis port loading Cor Europe.
At Batavia, 24th July, ship Five Brothers, Meek,
fin Mocha, Just arr.
No Am We ,scls a, St Helena, Get "a.
The ship Hope, Giddings, of Salem, fin Sumatra,
with a cargo Of pepper, arr at the Isle Of France,
july 18th, ieaky, and would have 10 discharge TO re-
pair. :,
4, Rio J.uciro, Oct 4sh, ship Brilliant, Elwe'l,
I'm Cronstadt.
:" CD a. Eiizabctb City. N c 9th ut scbr Chance,
French, Martinique.
No Am vessels at Tobasco, Oct Goth.
{ Woahoo, last Of May, ship Resale, Gardner, Of
Warren, with 1900 bbls oil; Alliance, Swain, Of
NewOOIt WIFI kOUO "
Arr a, Savannah, oath ut schr God Huntress,
hence. ~,
Az Bristol, Eng. Oct 18th, brig Ann Celia, Perry,
OF .his port, FIN Wilmington,
Arr at Elizabeth Cry, 27h ult Ambuscade, An
.dews, FIN Newport. Sailed, Eastern Star, for Digh.
ton. .
Al Gibraltar, 18th Oct brig L%eontinc, Hatch, Of
Bristol. (Ur Havana, ready.
At Pay,a, Aug LIST, brig Annadon' OF New Bod
Arr at Gibraltar Oct 18th, brig America, Dag.
gett, 33 DIS fin Richmond.
Arr at Savannah, 2>d uht brig Havrc, Pcarcc, 8 ds
s m this port; Eliza Il Abby, Wood, OF this port, TIN
New York.
At Rio Janoiro Oct 9Th, ship Lion Of this port
10 sail in DDS.
Arr at Philadelphia, 30,h ut schr James Burril,
Al Canton, goth May, brig ChinchiiIa, Meek, Of
New York, for the Sandwich Islands-tho only Am.
vessel in port.
Arr at Char!cston. 26rh u, brig Crawford, Luther.
w arr en-, fin N Orleans.
The sour Herald, Dutch, was lost about the mid
die Of October, a few miles from Alvarado Bar. Tho
~captain remained in the rigyins for some time, hna''
" reached the ,hove anil expired.
Al the City Of 81 Domingo, 9th ut brig Attention.,
Of Boston, dischy. .
Up at New Orleans, 18th ult brig Cuba, for this
port, about 18th; schr Mary Ann, Burr, Of Warren,
Cor Charleston.
The schrs Falcon, Of New York. AMI Mary, &c
Uar,ord, have been driven ashore at Matamoris,
Mexico, AMI condemned.
In Ches,peake Bay, Industry, I'm Boston, for Al
oxaudria. had taken / men irem the wreck OF schr
Olive, Of Portland, bound TO Boston.
Arr at Washington, N @ schr -, Bowen from
lthodc Island.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08

NEW. BEDFORD, Dec. 3-vCid ship Mary
Mitchell. Uphaln, Pacific Ocean.
SALEM, Dec. 5.-Cid Monroe, Gallop, for Az
rica'
NEWBURYPORT, Dec. i-CM brig Mercury,
Rcmick, West Indies.
n, s,i.ed, ship Golconda, symonds. Savannah;
b,ic Mercury, Martinique.
POR rLAND, Dec. 2-Arr brig Mechanic. Park,
IN Musnzas; Favoritc, Gray. St Thomas; Susan
,,ah. Mariner. Trinidad, Cuba.
CHI Clio, TUou PsOn, MS,anaas; Albert, c xvs
Iaupe; Helen, Purrinston' Cu''; A'o'on' do; west
yyook, M,bhc.
CAsTISE, Dec. i.-SAilci, Canova, whitney,
New Orleans.
RosTON, Dec. Arr sh'rs Java, Rich, Liz
srpool; Lcopidas, Bognon, Charleston; b',ss n,ron,
NJ N,r.oillcs; Plato. Barneti, Bangor, Wales;
sri "a Kingston, Brown, Bilboa.
co r,sss Gallceo. SAVAGE. Gibraltar, and . mar.
.st: eco Henry, Wales, HALIFAX; Apollo, Basseit'
Mobile.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08

Providence and Albany .Man Stdge-uid
Sp ingfeid-hrough in 2 days,
EAVFS Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
IL urdays, at 8 o'clock, a. NJ passes
through Smi;hfeld, Chopachet, Thompson,
Dudley, Southbridge, Sturbridge, Brimtield,
Monson and W,lbraham, and arrives at Spring
field ut Z O'Clock, p. NJ.
Lcaves prlNgfieid Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays (passes through the samo towns
as the Boston and Albany Mail Line) and ar
rivcs at Albany at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning, leaves Albany Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock, A. M. and
arrives at Springfield, a, 8 P. NJ.
Leaves Springfield, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 3 o'clock, A. M. and arrives
at Providence, at 6 O'Clock, p M.
This Line iniersects the Boston and Hart
ford Mail Line, at Thompson the great
Southern Mail Line, at Sturbridge, and the
Daily Line, from Hartford, Conn. to Hanover,
N. Fl. at Springfield.
Private conveyance can be had at any OF
tho Stage Houses on the line from Springfield
to Providence, to any towns i'll tho vicinity
also. to 'ta!iord Springs, from Monson or
Southbridge. II. CADY,
w. HEALY,
A. NORCROSS.
Doc q PrOpriet0rs.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
TO LET,

WILLIAM WALL
FFERS for sale, just received from New
" York,
rs kegs family Butter
8 hhds choice old Jlm,ica Spirits
4pipes Seignetts Brandy,a superior article
2 do common do
IL chests Hyson, Young Tyson. and Sou
shong Teas
20 kegs Tobacco
rs boxes Muscat Raisins
Dbl Nutmegs
! do Cloves
9 boxes Havana bra IN Sugar
1900 lbs st. Croix Sugar
8 dozen Salad Oil
8 do English Catsup
IL do London Porter ?
10 do old Newark Cider
IL do bakers BrOoms and Brushes
2 o lbs Zante Currants
100 DemJohns, from l to 6 gallons
6 bbIs but,er Crackers
2 do Picklec Salmon, a choice article 2
do Lorllard's Chewing Tobacco
Macaboy, American Gen,lcmcn's and
Scotch Snuff, Cassla. Citron Ginger, ana
Basket Salt.
CHAMpAIaN.-l2 dozen, Of superior quail
ity and well worthy the aticGi.on of Cor.
noiseurs. Together with a general assortment,
Of choice Groceries. Dec =
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
WRITlNG SCHOOL.

LAST TERM IN PROVIDENCE.
ME subscriber respectfully gives notice,
Il that his last Course Of Lessons in PEN
MANsHIP, will commence Oil Wednesday, the
18th inst. also that a Few more scholars can
be admitted, by making application at tho
Writing Room, over No. II, North Main
street.
o. Hours Of attcndanco-for Ladies from
2 o'clock, till 4 p. NJ. Gentlemen, in the
forenoon ard evening. Members of other
Schools can be accommodated in the subscri-
ber's at any hours that will not interfere with
their studies.
For further particulars please call on the
subscriber ut his school Room.
Dec j. PARKHURST, Jr.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
pRovIDENCE WIND MILL.

TuNHE proprictors Of the Providence
IL VIM MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now IN operation, and pre-
pared 10 obey the commands Of its patrons and
tho public at large. The Mill is situated on
the Plain, adjoining tho west burial ground
and at a very convenient distance from the
town. As there is now no grist mill in this
vicinity, the proprictors anticipate a full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
cd. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
REMEDY FOR TIE PILES

TEN!iE Medicine now offered 10 the public,
Il Is orc which has been fLlly subjected 10
tho :nfall:blc test of experience; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tried, Lns
been attended with the most con- plete success,
In some Of the cases, The patents bad beer
labourin2 under tho disease Ior years, aud DIR
ing that period had received tie best mcdica,
advice, and had even undergone q painful
surgical operation, withou. perm. nont ad, an
tlge. Tin not Q.ke those Usually advertised.
offered rs a certain cure ior q lGrg caialcr,.
Of disc ,scs, but those afflicted w,li this come
plant, for which alone it is RECOMMENDED, NO,
rely 18th confidence upon obtaining rcLcf,srcn
IN its worst forms, in a short t'nc; md 7Acy
themselves are the best judges Of the impor~
lance Of such Il remedy. Pace so ceEis rer
box, with dire ct.ons signed by tie proprietor.
Prepared ard sold at HENRY Coz
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DR.. G. II. TULINGHAST,
70. 7, South Main street. syn Of tie GoldcD
Mortar, Providence, r |.
JAY -. 6mSew..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08

EDWARD Il. YOUNG,
No. "a, Market Square.
A GAIN calls upon his old friends and all
IA others, wanting Wines, Tens or other
Groceries, to remember the old stand, where
may be found, a very general assortment Of
articles of the first quality.
AMONG THEM,
Wines, Of every description,
Teas, an excellent assortment.
Spices, of all kinds
Sugars, Loaf. lump, white and brown
Coffee, old Jaw and Wcs,-India.
FIR UITS.
Grapes, Raisins, Figs, Currants, Almonds,
Filberts, Cream Nuts, Shcll-barks, Tamarinds,
Oranges and Lemons. fresh Citron.
Tobacco, Cigara and Snuff Of all kinds.
DAY & MARTIN's, WARnEN's, SMITHS
and HAYzEN's Backing.
| LIMP OIL.
Winter strained first quality for Glass Lamps!
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Bristol Brick for securing knives.
Chocolate, and Chocolate Shells, primo quail
Fity.
Peppersaucc, Mustard and Cayenne.
Also, Just received,
India Soy and Catsup. Nov. II.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
ERvIs ROCKFORD,

Id T. PECTFULLY infoims the public in
II general, that he has taken 4 Ioosu, IN
Whitman's Block, No. 8, "Reminiscences,
where he has commodious ceomn odations
for Geuticmen's Hair Cutting. &C. ~ =
Permit him to say. a fsw words upon his pro-
lesson.
Doctors Gall and spurzbeim have contend-
cd that genius, taste, the passions and all that
belongs to the intellectual powe.s ofman rest
upon the formation OF the cranium:--This may
DO true-but with how muco moro truth can
il be said that the beauty Of the human face
dipine," depends upon that great feature Of
tho connicnance, tho HAIR. Fashion hug hold
a constant reign. exhibiting all tho v~arietios Of
her power, over this vegetable Of the human
iead-now flowing in Iuxluiant riDgiets, md
now shayen with ecclesiastical soIemnity.-
Wigs we're invented 10 give dignity TO the xisss
and the appearance of gravity and wisdom TO
the dull; but tho age of wigs is gone foreser-
the owl Of Minerva has peul:ed his feathers.
aud fallen ffou. her fape.--The present style
Of moulding this Feature has never been sur
passed. IL has a classical origin, taken from
the antique crop seen on the Elgin marbles
and Roman CONS, uniting Athehian grace
with Roman dignity, and IS finely adapted TO
the Sall room or military parade. This art If
- managing the hair" is one not learncd in Y
DAY. bat requires skill and esperienec.s< The
rule is general but the application must be va
s.ed for delicate features, by help Of this art.
"sn be built up into something Of marital air,
ln0 scgcre limos of the countenance sof,cned
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt
Whether this can be done, let hun come and
test his skill. GIN nov 81