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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-15
REMOVAL.
wry, EEDIl2GtED & SCN

V9 AsIss. GAVD AESV d ~ Vs ~~S"H
"AVE removed from their former stand.
EA No. I, South Mum Street, 10 tho store
No. Z, Market square. recently occupied by
Mr.. James II. Read, where they will CONSTANT
" keep OH hand, a general assortment OF gen.
,lmon's clothing, which will be sold on the
most accommodating and reasonable terms.
They have JUS, received, an additional sup
ply to their fall and winter stock, which rem
dcrs their assortment complete, and will ena-
bic them to supply the orders that may be fur
nished by their friends and customers.
.aLSO-On hand, a general assortment Of
Cotton and woollcn Hosiery. Linen, &c. and
almost ever article found in a Mcrcer's, WOOL
len Draper $, and Isrchtni TailoS's Stores
Dec. l,
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HENRY THURBER-T.qILOR.

HENRY THURBER-T.1ILO OR.
NM GUILD inform the pubic, that he ha
w recommended the Tai!or'ng Business
IN all its branches, and taken Room No. 1,
second floor, Hamilton Building, Marke, ST.
whore all Ilvors IN his Inc viii he thankfully
received and punctualiy attended to.
HENRY TUUKBER.
nov 20 4y
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
J. e. u. EEAGG,

SURGEON DENTIST,
AS removed his Office 10 Mathcwson-st.
EH- three doors North of Westminster,
where he continues to perform every Operations
upon the teeth. Refer TO
LEVI WHEATON,, NJ. d.
J w. RICHMOND, M. ID.
l.. l.. MILLER, nj. ID.
Providence.
j.. +. FLAGG, nj. ID.
Dec ~ Boston.
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$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
Np l. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
H. -2d class 81 number combipation, s
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
January 8.
Scheme.-l prize of $40 900; l of $500; l
Of lll2; 5 of 1000, 10 Of 500; 10 of 200; 29
of 100; 46 Of 81 Of 2 /; 1850 of s; $3.50
Of +-9624 prizes; 1880 blanks; 24,s04
Tickets at SO, -$7I,4l2.
J. b. WOOD, and
YATES & M'INTIRE, Managers
Tickets and parts in a great variety of NUM-
bcrs for sale by ]. b. WOOD. For fifty, and
over, scheme price So; retail 81 shares in
proportion. December Is.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
NEW NOVELS. &c.
June 9.

Recently added to .Narcy's Circulating Ii
brary, No. 43, Cheapside.
NORTHN GOD a tale, by sarah Jane Hale,
~ 2 vols /; Honor O'ilarH,a a novel, by Ann
Maria Porter, author Of The Reclu,e of Nor
way, Hungarian Brothers, &c. &c. 2 vols; AL
mack., novel, vols 4; The Earthquake. a tale,
by the author OF The Ayrshire Legatees. Q vo;s /;
The Mysteries of lIdopho, a Romance. by Ann
Radcliffe, a new edition, 3 vol'; The Mirror, n
periodical paper, published in Edinburgh. sec.
ond American edition, | vol: Alsxis. or the Cot
tage in the Woods, I vol Three Spaninrds,
novel, 2 vols {; History OF Tekeli, translated from
The French OF p. lie Brun, by Chtharine b.
Thompson, I vol The Prairie, tale, Ivy the
author Of Pioneers, &c. 2 vols Elizabeth DE
Bruce, By the author Of Clan Albin, 2 vols DE
We're, or the Man Of Independence, by the
thor Of Trernaine, 3 vols The Rural Rep6sI.
tory, or semi-monthly entertaining aud amusing
Journal, containing variety Of popular Tales,
Essays and Poetry, original and selected, vol 3,
ior 1861; The Last Of the Lairds, by the au-
thor Of 'rhe Entail, &c. vol.
June l3 ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
NATIONAL HOTEL. ,

| No. 1I2, Broadway, opposite the City Hotel
| uOSErH UNDERWOOD, encouraged b,
- the liberal patronage, which he has re.
ceived the last year, begs leave 10 express his
| obligations to the public, and to inform them
that he has taken Mr.. A. A. WALKER into
copartnership in the management of this large
and elegant establishment.
They have made many recent improvements
among others, they have connected with the
main establishment, (and which now forms a
part Ofit,) an elegant house in Cedar-st. there
by adding greatly 10 its convenience.
The National Hotel has two entrances from
Broadway-one of them opens into spacious
hall-the ball extending through both front
and rear buildings. The entrance into the
building on Cedar-st. ope8 from that street
through another beautiful hail. and which in
tersects the main entrance from Is. oadway.
There are two sirng rooms, one Of which is
32 feet by IS, fronting Broadway on the ground
floor. This room, as well as the bar room in
the rear, is lighted with gas. There are hand
some parlours fronting on Broadway, and the
same on Cedar-st.
The dining room is spa cious, rs by 36 feet,
and rs feet in height, and lighted with three
elegant gas chandeliers, and the apartments
generally lighted with gas.
Those who are acquainted with this estab-
lishment will sustain us in the avcrment, that
the advantages of its local situation are not ex-
celled by any. II is healthy, ard in the midst
of the fashion and elegance of the city; and
at the same time in the very centre of mercan-
tile business, and not more than two minutes
walk from the new Merchants Exchange and
Post Office.
The subscribers fatter themselves, that by
unremtted exertion to give satisfaction to those
who may visit them, and by reasonable char
ges, the reputation Of the house will be fully
sustained, and command additional patronage,
in proportion to the Improvements and liberal
disbursements which they have made to ac-
commodate the public.
j. UNDERWOOD,
A. A. WALKER.
New-York, MAY 23. 4w
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June 6
PROVIDENCE AND PAwTUCKET POST
COACH.

VUNhe proprietors ofthe Providence and Paw
IL tucket Post Coach, respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased of Mr.. Simon
H. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the PaUtucket Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtucket,
POST COACH, which will run every day,
Sundays excepted,) as follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at s
O'Clock, IL o'clock O'Clock, and at half
past clock; and will leave Pawtucket at 9
o'clock, 10 o'clock, half past O'Clock, and at
half past o'clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufa cturers Hotel, and at Clarke's Inn,
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, Qate
Hodges') and at Blake's, Pawtucket.
FARE IL l-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtucket,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
Of the places. Those who wish to have the
stage call for them at their places of residence,
will be charged rs cents: way passengers,
that is 10 say, those who may take passage on
the road will be charged IL l-2 cents
May 2. +. BLAKE, Agent.
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NEW-YORK BREAD.

TUVHE subscribers inform their friends and
IL the public, that having received sup
ply ofthe best Western Canal Flour; they are
now enabled to furnish them with the STAFF 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.
Also-whoat and Indian loaves, and unbolt-
ed Wheat Bread, so beneficial to persons at
iicted with Dyspepsia. The above Kinds will
be kept on hand, at all hours at No. l2o North
Main street, and carried through the town
three times every day,-and measures are TAX,
en- TO have a constant supply of best Canal
Flour, fresh from the Mills.
HENRY p YE0MANS & co.
June te From New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

A poor, blind pauper, in Canandaigua coun-
iy, ". Y. has been stolen, bodily, out of one
Of the poor house windows, by a lady, who
had been enamourcd Of him. We have heard
Of ladies' leaping from windows iito the arms
Of impatient gentlemen, by the pale beams o..
the Queen of Night; but we never knew an
instance where a lady thus spread her arms
for a blind Adonis of real flesh and blood
Tho happy pair have gone TO Canada to
spend the honey-moon. This is glorious
way TO get rid Of paupers; and we admire the
spirit OF the lady. Surely his "lo'c has eyes,
though the psuper is blmd-Candi Of Intel
hgsnce.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
NEW GOODS.

II ARCHER & HATCH, have just receiv-
~ ed by the last arrivals, and offer for sale
the following articles
French, mixed and Black Bombazines,
Black and mixed Silk Camblets and Pongees,
Brown and white French Drillings,
Black and Denmark striped Satins and Cir
cassians.
Woolinets, Jeans, Rouen, Cassmeres and
Scersuckers, plaid Silks, White, Buff ard col
CURED Cravats; fine spotted Cravats, new ar
ticle.
An elegant assortment of Silk, Valencia,
Marscilles and Birdseye Vesting.
Horseskin, Beaver and Kid Gloves,
Bandanna and Flag Handkerchiefs; Neck
Stock Cravat Pads. and an assortment of Ho-
siery.
Superior Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, Green,
Steel mixed and Drab Broadcoths and Cassi-
meres, with great variety of other articles.
No. 8, Central Building,
June g. Maiket-Square.
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YES long credit. but the wearers ready mon

gives long credit, but the weareys ready mon
ey"
The following retort was exceedingly severe I;
indeed, SO much so. that Mr.. Sheridan never
forgot nor forgase ITS author, Horne Tooke.
Ii is best to relate the snecdote in the latter
gentleman's own words; Shortly after had
published my Two Pairs of Portraits of Two
Fathers and Two Sons, those Of Earl Chat
ham and MIR. Pit, OF Lord Holland and Mr..
Fox, met Sheridan. who said, with saucy,
satirical air, So, sir! you are the Reverend
Gentleman, am told, who sometimes am,,ses
himself in drawing portraits'-- Yes, sir. l re-
piled, am that ger leman; and # YOU will do
me the favor of sitting to me for yours,
promise you will take it SO faithfully, that
even you yourself shall shudder at it,
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MORE NEW GOODS.
RTI7STN q LOCKWOOD

y
"AVE just opened fresh assortment Of
IL supertine Broadcloths, Cassimercs and
Vestings.
ALSO-Real French Drillings; English do;
Silk striped do; Fine Cassinets; Yellow Nan
keens; Silk Camblets; Superior plain Silk
Vesting; Denmark Satin; Black Lustring;
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 l-2 Hose; white
do do do; extra fine Bleached linen do; I'm
Bleached do do; mixed Worstod, do do; cloud
ed Silk l-2 Hose, new article; real German
Silk Handkcrchiefs; Superior 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 IA, Market-square.
A few pieces Of the fashionable Buff Stripes
for Gentlemen's wear. A June I3.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
$25 REWARD.

"AVING satisfactorily ascertaned. that
Ill the " Literary Cadet and. Rhode-lsland
Statesman" is every publication day stolen
from the doors of several of our subscribers,
and being determined to put an end to such an
outrage, committed on ourselves and our sub
scribers, we will pay to any individual, TWEEN
TY-FIvB DOLLARS, who will give us such in
formation, as shall enable us to prosecute and
convict, the villains who depredate upon our
interests, and the property of our patrons
SMITH & PARMENTER.
Gtv
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
WRITING SCHOOL.

HuNHE subscriber having been solicited by
IL several of his friends to give another
course of lessons in Providence, respectfully
gives notice that he will commence on Mon
day next, June 4th,-also that he has removed
to pleasantend commodious room, over 40,
North Main-street.
Hours ofattendance, for Ladies, will be from
2 till 4 P. M. Gentlemen can be accommo-
dated in the forenoon or evening, at such hours
as will be most convenient. For further par
ticulars, please call on the subscriber, at his
Writing Room. J. PARKHUReT, Jr.
June 2.
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u EACHER'S Six Sermons on the nature,
- occasions, signs, evils, and remedy of
Intemperance; Mason's Address on Church
Music, revised edition; Sermon delivered by
Lyman Beacher,.A. M. at Newark, New Jer-
sey, October, 1908, during the session Of the
SYNOD of New-York and New Jersey; Web
ster's Chemistry. All of the above are lately
published and may be had on application at
HUTCHENS'
Jsne 9. First door west Of the bridge.
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SILVER WARE MANUFACTORY,

FdlL-Riper, Opposite the Post OGce)
NNHE subscriber will manufacture at whole
IL sale or retail the following articles, viz.
Silver Sug,r Bowls; Cream Pots; Porringers;
Tumblers; Cups; Soup Sauce and Cream La
dies; Dessert, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons;
Scissors Chains; Butter Knives; Knitting
Sheathes; Thimblc;s Silver Forks, &c. &c.
All orders addressed to the subscriber, will
have immediate attention.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
WILLIAM X. PITMAN.
Fall River, June Is. OF
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PLANO FORTES,

lust received at the Providence Music
- SALOON, 2 superior PIANOS, large col
lection of popular Music, and few hand
some Piano Forte Stools.--Evory article in tie
music line may also be had as usual, Of the
best quality, as cheap as they can he bought
in The country. l.. ID. CHAPLIN.
may 30
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

Mr. Reynolds, a lecturer on the mid. .nl,nc
sphere, now in Charleston, made use of tho
following language in his second lecture. in
that city =" We pledge. ourscl, es to plant
the Stai Spangled Banner AT the South pole.
or the snow shall be our winding sheet, aud
our requiem shall be chaunted by the Genius
Of the Antarctic Circle"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

onDiNArIoS.--At the meeting Of the
piscopal Convention Of the State OF Rhode
Island, at ST. Psui's Church, in North X nps-
town. on the i2th inst. Mr. Clement p. Jones.
Of Philadelphia, was admitted 20 the holy or
der of Deacon. by the Right Rev. Bishop Gr.,-
void.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

EtryAu PAINE, Esq ofvcrmont, has in
yited a meeting of Farmers and Manufactur-
crs IN that State, at the Court House in Rm-
land, on the 27th inst. pursuant TO the request
from Pennsylvania.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

At meeting OF the Board Of Health on
Monday last, Quarantine Regulations for the
port Of Provideacc we're est bIished, TO COM
mence operation on the 25th inst. AT the
same meeting DIR. John W. Richmond was
appointed Health officer; and MIR. Ephraim {.
Thurber Sentinel al Field's Point.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

Scorr's new novel. Chronieies Of The Con
nongate, will not be Published before Octo-
Der. HoRAcE SMITH. author of -Brambletyt
House, has q new novel in press.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20

The Grand Jury al New-York has refused
10 fund new bills of indictment IN the celebrdt-
cd conspiracy cases.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-20
PROVIDENCE ARCADE.


PROVIDENCE ARCADE.
HNHE BUILDING COMMITTEE wish to
IL contract for the following materials,
viz:
A quantity of. large Stone, suitable for the
E'foundation.
Granite Stones, for the two fronts, Of the fol-
lowing dimensions:
STEPS.
do s" 6" 4" IA"
10 do IL 6F " 4ft 10 in. tr d
do 6" " 8" 4 fl in. tr'd
COLUMNS.
l2 Stones, 10 feet 10 inches high
8 feet diameter at bottom
2 feet inches do. at top.
BASE.
IL Stones, feet inches high
A feet inches largest diameter.
CAPITALS-Grecian Ionic.
IL Stoncs-the block to be 4 feet 9 inches long
2" " high
10 Blocks of Stone
~ ~ 's'' sinenss i"sn 'ohs high hewn on ,Ars.
2" 9 " thick sides
Blocks # Stone
feet inches long }
2" 3 high hewn on three
2" 8 thick sides.
Blocks Of Stone
ii feet long hewn on ore
feet inches high ) side.
Blocks of Stone
Ia feet long hewn on one
2 feet inches high ! side.
22O feet in length of Cornice, IL inches high
3 feet wide
with the moulding according to draft.
20 Stones u feet inches long hewn on one
2" g. wide side,
About 5000 feet Of Stone, hewn on one side,
% of various, dime nsions, none large,
l52 Caps and Sils, for windows, feet 10
inches long,
1900 feet Flagging, 10 feet inches long,
width not material.
Any person wishing to contract for all or any
Of the above described Stone, will please adj
dress sealed proposals either to Cyrus Butler,
or BENJAMIN DYER,
MASSA BASSETT,
PARIS DYER,
June 9. building Committee.
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HAVE just opened fresh assortment O
IL supertine Broadcloths, Cassimeres an
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REMOVAL.
WIN. METcHEIE,
MATCHMAKER 4 JEWELLFR

MATCHMAKER & JEWELLFR.
EsrEcTnCLLY Informs bis friends aud the public
u that he has removed 10 the store lately occupied
by Mr. John Bronaugl, one door below II. Nelson
Dry Goods Store, and is receiving splendid as
sor,mept of
COED & SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' and Genlemens Gold Patent Lever and plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches. Capped Jew
clicd and Plain Watches of every description eleran
Sold w aich Chains, Seals, Keys Sides Rings Watci
Hooks aud Ornaments.
JEWELRY.
Full sells of Peal JeweIry. Pearl Earrings Head Or
naments, Iroacies and Fmgcr-rings, elegant Fila.
gree. Gold sets rings Breaches Crosses and Or
nalnens, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jett Ear
rings. Finger rings and Breaches, Paste and Coral
Jeweiry.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea SITS, Silver Table, Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies, Sugar Tongs, Salt and mustard Spoons Spec
taces, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives Trhn,blss Nurse
Tubes, Coral aud Bells.
PLATED WARE
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Silver Mounted Cut
Glass Cas!ors and Cordial Stands Caudlesticks, Snuff
iers and trays, Decanter slides, Common Plated Cus-
tors, Candes,icks and Dccanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full satts of Britannia Ware, Coffee aud Tea Pots So
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels
CUTLERY.
Fine RsZ6rs, Pen ana Pocket knives and Scissors
some very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epsuletts Silk Sastes, Laces, Cords and Tasscs To-
fautry aud Cavalry Officers Wings Artillery, Infan-
try and Rifle Buttons, Gilt Plated and silver Moun
ted Dirks Sword Belts. and Piumes, Morocco Pock
Ell Books and Wallets Bead Reicues and Purses, Gill
Bracelets Paste Top Combs Eornan Pearl, Coral and
Amber Beads. s. eel Waist Clasp Musical euuG-Rox
es DC. &c,
ls-syer Ware and Jewelry of every dissertation
made TO ordor. Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted. Nov Ii
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THE VINEYARD.

M r. ALPHONSE LOUBAT'S subscription for the
lVA introduction of the ZINE into the United States
having been notified the southern public at a period
too late to allow il reach the perusal of innity
Of Individuals wo convinced Of its utility and the ia
city of its cultures would have desired TO enter their
subscriptions; he has, conseq ucntiy made choice seec
tion of 10000 Vine Roots and ordered this quantity from
his father in France. They will arrive in New York
before the middle of the ensuing month of February;
Therefore, subscribers may still furnish themselves with
surply to the specified.
The COST usual, is rated the fixed price for 1000
ioois or over at the rate of IS5 sach Root;
less than 1000 the 10 cents; less thai
5Oo 20 cens and 80 for less than SOTO be paid
on the delivery of the Roots.
Letters will mt be received unless post paid,
Subscription lists opened at
Rchm'nd-with Davenport, Alien 6 Co.
Newbcrn-John Justice.
Ralcigh-John Louis Tailor.
New York-A!phUnse Loubai, SIS. Wall Street.
Nov 90 If
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To Free People of Color.

BEG leave to tender my patrons my grateful thanks
Tor past enccurag, while, by Increased exetohs.
and by the kown character and the utility Of my school,
oo'h tn Individuals and spcety, hope merit future
support.
Having considerable cost, compared with my condi
ton, built at residence 18th sufficiently dis
tant from the centre of business, commodous school
house. and having every thar could be expected
from prescribed circumstances for the accommodation
OF respectable school of free coloed pupils hater
myself that cxertons my coored brehren will
be duly appreciated by them.
would cordially invite this institution the friendly
attention of those gentlencn who cbaritaby hope they
fostering for Liberia, caow chiefs aud embryo
men, by your love for country by your commsera
on for deg AIDED institution which has
FOR its object, less the honor of society thai Individual
elevation of the free people of color from
mental thraldon, from deg ida ton
In this school taught English Grammar Mercantile
Arithmetic Geography aud Mensurator, with the ne
ry subordinate branches of education
TERMs-S3 IS payable quarterly in advance.
Those who live from the CITY may be nc con,,oo-
dated with board, for six decent boys, ON liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1897. Is