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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
e.. & Y. p. Thompson

]B1AVE received per ship Herald from Liverpool
~ and other arrivals general assortment of
SE.ASv.A.ARIE- ts0UDO,
AMONG ARE:
Extra Saxony and superfne cloths and casslmeres
Mixed and drab cassinets, for mems summer wear
Plain and twilled bonbazetts
7.8 cambria and fine fancy prints
9S and Ga cambria and j;aconet m,lslins
"A fine and super null do
GA do do book do
A tamboured sprig do DO
A and 9 8 book muslin hdkfs
Ga fashionable shaded, striped and corded musIins
DO do full cold and satin striped and spotted do
9-S do shaded ginghams
A. do do cambria do
DO do silk shaded barage
Thread lace orrel's, white colored cotsn balI.apd
spoOls
White and printed outings fine and extra super
Grandre striped sanctts, brown and beached drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and coored
India blue nankeens
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and half hose
Brown thread and black silk do
Ladies kid and extra quality horse skin gloves black
white and assorted colors
Do black and white silk do
Mems beaver do
Flag, bandanna spittal6eld, black levantine and Br
tanna bdks
Super linen cambria do
70 and 4 Irish linens
81 and Ga do sheetings
84, 81 and l0-4 dsmask and diaper table linen
Russia sheetingsand diapers, brown hollands
White ucklenburgs, doWlas, oznaburgs and buraps
Sewing silks, twist and colored threads
Shoe thread in and Az. balls p
Palm leaf and feather fans
Bolivar bats, piping cords. buttons pins, &c. &c.
also,
Brown and beached Domestic shirtngs and sheetings
Plaid and striped do ginghams
shifting, apron and furniture checks
Bed ticking, oil cloth table covers, &c. april7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
Patent ReAsteaAs.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the Public that
4 d. Powles' late Patent for Bedsead Joints and
Stockings, now sin the full tide of successful eApe-
riment," having been sufficiently tested by experience
to be vastly superior to all others He is now fully
prepared with the best materials and workmen TO
manufacture
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

The New Market was opened on Monday last,
and the Hon. Wheeler Martin, lateJndse Of the
Supreme Court, Chief Justice Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas &c. &c. &c. purchased the first piece o.
beef at eight cents per pound
Gen Jackson has been nominated for President
Nv the Legislature Of Georgia.
The New Hampshire Journal, is hereafter to
uhlsh the laws of the United States instead OF the
Patriot
The 5ith number Of the North American Re
view has been published and is highly spoken OF
in some OF the papers.
Mr. Pelby has been engaged at the Park Thea
Ire and will soon make his appearance. The Mei'
Drama OF the Z" Lady of the Lake" is performing at
the Boston Theatre, Fitz James by Mr. Fmn
Roderick Dhu, Mr. Reed.
Right of Wiues-A bill has passed through
one of the Houses OF the Legislature Of Georgia, by
vote of6O to A." for enabling the husband. IN
der any clrcun,s ances, to dispose of his real estate
without consent OF the wife, as far as regards tn
right of dover or third"
Mr.. jerks, o. the Nantucket Inquirer, says h
would 10 satisfied with 100 subscribers for his pa
per. lie deserves twice that number, if industr
| and talents deserve reward.
| Hon. James Noble has been elected Senator 10
TX years from the 4th March next, from Indiana
Mr.. Noble is firm friend to the present administra
ton.
The Albany Argus states that 100000 persor
have passed up the Hudson, in steam-bo the las
| season.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
uE,g N.SEI1S NlSC.

The following is list ofthe number of vessels enter
ed and cleared al this port during the year past
Entered from foreign ports, 81 ; cleared tor do 81 :
Coaters entered COP coasters cleared 45G coasters
arrived not obliged to enter, 2609. Total alnount
3632
Among the vessels below, waiting wind to come up,
are ship Rising States. Pearse, from Savannah schrs
Thomas, from Charleston; Sally Hope. Baker, from
Boston soops Superior, Bennett; Huntress, Reed |;
Empress, 1hayer, from New York.
The ice in the river having broken up, the following
vessels have got out
Brigs Independence, Hanna, Wilmington kremlin,
Wood, New Orleans Beaver, Work, Wilmington; sloop
Venus, { hild, New York brigs Mary Ann, Havana ;
Decatur Spooner, West Indies, and Crawford, Bright
man, Matanzas
The sloops Splendid, Browns Alonzo, Child; and
Eliza Ann, Child from this port days, have arrived at
New York.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

NANTUCKET INaUIRER.-'Ihe editor OF the
Nantu lna auirer Mr.. Samuel Jenks. alter having
conducted that very popular and interesting paper
with unusual ability for the last TOUR year, has
issued proposals for ontinung It's pubication, aud
has informed the public that he is ready 10 receive
a continuance OF their pa.ro"age.
MIR. Jenks is, we believ,, native of Boston,
where tor some years he was superintendent oi
Library Institution, and from thence 'empved 10
Nantucket, and con ooced the pubtcation oi tne
lndulrer. As an ell it0r, he ranas am nS the mo
humprous and inteIe ting of the day. anc ai'hodsh
he does deal very largely n p"'It'cs 10 reoe's
mis- publication among the most Interesting that 2
meet with. A few years since he migrated 10 'he
city of New York. where he CONDUCTED paper
called the National Union, for that singular genus
jacob Barker, and laboured IN seasou and out vi
seas M with success secure the eecto" of Mr..
Cnnton The contest over, he returned to Nam
,ucket, and resumed his place as editor OF the In
auuer where he has remained ever since, d'sPen'
sing light and humOu TO the world-anu p"ruc"-
larly to the uatives of Nantucket.
Mr. jerks is n man of ele- ant talents and genius
> h,cn have been enriched 10y well disciplined
e,lucat on. and il he vii stick to the Island oil Oh
| and spernacet we wish hun every success. 'houst
we should advise him TO transfer his talents to ne"
York or Philadelphia where we feel assured tne)
| ,ould be encouraged as they deserve. bette
| man never lived, aud an abler writer Will not o'
| often found, in these degenerated days, when In
| teliect as certain writer, to whose positions w
do not subscribe says, genius is suffered to pine
aud real merit passes off to The grave unnotced ant
| unknown
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

Ne,o- -Hampshirs.-It Is stated IN the New hamp-
shire papers, that there will be but one candidate
FIR Govern in that State at the next election the
Hon Rry,,m,N Pierce. General p. is one ol
the survivors of the revoiuion during the whole o'
which he was actively engaged IN the services o'
his country. lie commenced when the sound "l
alarm wa, first heard for the friends ofthe couary io
rally :n defence of liberty, and distinguished himself
at the battle Of Bunker Hill, although but II years
Of age. Gen. P. has held some OF the most impor'
tant Offices in the gift Of the state of New HAM shire
and i, at presen, Sheriff of the County of Hlllshor
ough. lie is in every respect calculated 10 III
with dignity and honor the chair OF state anu !
cannot but be gratifying to his feelings to witness
the unanimity with which his fellow citizens unite
to elevate him to that important Office
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

BANK DiREc1oRs &c.-Bank Of North .7mert-
ca-Cyrus Butler, President John Taylor, Cash
ser -; Directors-Cyrus Butler, Samuel Wetmore,
Moses B. Ives, William Butler, aud Willard w.
Wetmore.
Sniihfeh Exchange Bank.-Nathan B. Sprasue
President N. s. Winsor, Cashier Directors
Nathan B. Sprague, Silas Smith, Elisha Steere, FL
sha Smith, Owen Battey, Stephen Steere, Asa Win
sor, Nathaniel Mowry, Reuben Mowry. {. c
Mowry, Moses Mowry, Moses Aldrich, and Angus
tus w nsor.
Wasingion Insurance Company-Richard Jack
,on, Pres,deni; JOAN Mathc wson, Secretary Di
ectors-Rlchard Jackson, Crawford Alien, Benja
min Hoppin, Charles Dyer, Moses Brown Ives
| Henry franklin, Sullivan Dorr, Edward Car
| rmgton, aud Robert ii. Ives.
Blackstone Canal Corporation-Edward Ca
nyton, stephen h. Smith, Moses Brown Ives Joh
| ps,is, John w Lincoln, and S. Holbrook, Commi
.ioners: George Curtis, Secretary Thomas Bu'
| cess. Treasurer.
Erc.ange Bank, Proridence.-Geo. Jackso
| President; George Curtis, Cashier: Directors
Charles Lippitt, Richari Jackson, Abner Dasge'
BENJAMIN Aborn, William Valentine, Thom'
Thompson, Samuel Nightingale. George jackson
Daniel Arnold, William Jenkins, Richard Wa'e
man, Stephen Waterman, and Edward Carrinsto
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

Mrs. BEAUCHAMP.-A writer in tho National
Journal, who signs himself member o. the Ken
lucky Delegation, has undertaken to assert that the
publication which has gone forth, purpor'lng TO he
the Letters of Ann Cook alias Am Beachamp' are
not entitled to credit; and that the whole work
is sheer imposition.
That these letters are genuine, we have many
reasons for believing-aud as they have excited
considerable interest, and degree OF importance
has been attached to them, we will, IN future
number, attempt to refute the propositions OF d
member OF the Kentucky delegation.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

TIE New YonK ENaUIRER.-lf he Editor
Of the New York Euquirer will lake the trouble TO
refer to his files, he will find that an English corfe-
spnn lent. whose letter vas published sometime III
Oh. month of Au.ust spoke of the literary engage
,,r,he Gentleman. whom we said, on his au'
tho y, was engage. with JOHN NEAL TO c""'r'-
bu,e to the uages Of Babylon the eat" we
have no disposition to state things inaccurate'y
and would be among the last to make Nr. NOAH
res,onsible for what he does not publish. we as
.u,e Mr.. NOAH that we have no disposition to make
him answerable for what We utter
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

r1-Since we have issued this publication, It has
beep our good fortune to be encouraged by the
smiles anil plaudits OF goodly number oi our co,
temporares, and whilst we have felt very gra'eiui
to our friends for their kindness, we have hereto
fore declined republishipg the compliments they
h.ve been pleased 10 be.tow. Our friends OF the
Boston Patriot, at the commencement oi our career
were pleased to speak Of us IN terms OF commesua-
tiop and on opening their paper oi last Saturuay'
we found the following article relative 10 the "a
det. which we have more reasons than one ior re-
publishing.
From hs Boston Patriot, Dee. 30.
LITERARY CApEr.-Thisi Is the title OF newspa-
per oubl,shed weekly in Providence, by Messrs Smith
Parmenter and edited with more than common talent
by gentleman Of very handsome literary affair ments'
Considering that is published but once week ana Is
yet in its first year OF publ'cation 'he Literary eaae
as the nature of its contents In the DEPART
ment of biography its editn'ha displayed general
knowledge of our public men. In his PORTRAITS oi the
Opposton" " he has deneated the prominent features IN
the Of the principal personages who have ac'
ted conspicuous parts in the Opposition to the present
Republican Administration OF the National Government
These have been interesting and instructive ar
| ticlcs When we know man character, we KNOW MS
motives for action and this respect, the insight into
character furnished by the Editor OF the Literary Cade
has not been without tsullhty The other department,
of the paper are well conducted and We may safely ad'
ha, no weekly newspaper hat comes under our ooser
vaiion ably conducted and contains 50 muSh o'i
gna matter as the Literary Cadet.
The object we have in view, in re-puphshin
tue foregoing ompliment, is-frst, TO return "u
sincere thanks to the Boston Patriot, for the goo
opinion they have been pleased to entertain an
express for us-and secondly, to inform them. tina
aged by the very liberal patronage which hs
been received, and 1a,tered in finding our sun
scription list iniog, an average o fifteen sur
scrihers a week, we ARE making preparations. % pui
,sh the Cadet sem-weekly y-and shall in the mont
Of April present it to the public, twice week.
an entire new dress, ID increased TO the sze o IN
targcs' newspapers N New England iu dong I'M
our efforts to crafty those Whose patronage az
s,i e. IRE dear 10 us, will be renewed, and we ru
i the Cadet has thus far been interesting, 1t WI
| then prove doubly so.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
CXsuAY BARGAINS.

At WHI1.M.4.N'S BLOCK.
IUST RECEIVED, and opened this day,
81 choice lot oi Broadcoths, principally purchas-
e1 AZ The late auctions, and which will be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please all who viii take
the trouble to call. Among them are-one piece
steel Mixed a color very much called for at tins
season three pieces Of olive. very 'ap, suitable
for gent emrn's top coats, fashionable color. .4so'
black, blue, drab hawsback, very nice mixed LAS
simeres, Oxford Steel, &c. .
.4Jso ON hand, Va'encia. Velvet, Toilinet. Silk
and other Vestmss Hapdkerchieis, Gloves, Com.
forters. &c. &C.: Cotton BattinE, very nice ant
cheap, together with almost every articie' called
ior IN an establishment OF he KIND.
Notwith. .tandng the sudden eru OF valuable
lot ofClothrng, the subscriber has now on hand a
very general assortment, when WIZ op so'r a, 'e
duccd prices. JAMES IhhrEN En-
Doc. %.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

This edifce, the foundation Of which has already |
been begun. is to be one hundred aud hfty feet in
LENGTH seventy feet vide, and five stories high, in
cludiag the attic; and will probably cover more
ground than any building in Rhode Island. With
in il, will be placed steam engine of forty horse
power, ON DR.. Wadsworth's principle; aud the bui
ding is to be occupied a machine shop, grist and
saw mill, and iron foundry, and when completed
will probably give employment to at least one hun
dred. or one hundred and fifty artizans, mechanics
and labourers.
If this undertaking had been projected by other
individuals than those who interested In H. we
should entertain doubts to ITS hnal success
bu, az we know them to be men who set little OBJ
stacles at defiance and who m'nute'y make their
calculations, before they commence operation, W.
cannot but believe that it will he found to produce
the most happy and beneficial results. The com
meucement of this great work will, of itself set the
tides of enterprize to flowing, and as 1t is imme
diatey connected with the great causes OF ofDomest'
Industry aud Internal Improvement, we very rea
sonsbly anticipate that it will be hailed 6y tn
whole community, as harbinger OF the ultimate
greatness of Providence.
Whilst we indulge in subjects OF this kind, W
canno, refrain from remarkiag, that present appea
RANGES Indicate that he day is not far Distant whe
our happy town will rark first among the commu
mite. of New Eugland, aud hold place in the ran
of American cities, which even Boston may envy
Our proyress the two or three last years, warrant
such an opinion, extravasant as 1t may appear
and whilst We can boast of such citizens as our D'
Ems. our WILKINsoNs. and others. we may .
bold enough to enter the race Of competition wit
the Literary Emporium.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

The Secretary Of State has informed Congress, |
that he boundary between this country and Hiexi-
co. and the restoration o. slaves, escaped from
Louisiana to that Republic, ave been the subjects
Of negotiation with her, and that atreaty,emhracIhg
ono of them. has been concluded, though not YET
ratified In respect to the recovery OF debts rom
these who have fed from the United states to the
territories of Mexico, although reportShave reach
ed the Department that the laws ~ the ADJOINING
| province of Texas inierposed obstacles To such re-
covery, those reports have not been suban'iated III
| such manner us appeared to the Secretary. wouii
justify formal application to the Mexican Govern
| ment. TO remuve those ob'iacles
The Legislature OF Maryland assembled at An
napolis. Goth ut; aud, what may be considered ex-
| traordinary, every member Of the House Of Repre-
| sentatives was present. After the qualification oi
| the members the House proceeded to business by
adopting a resolution TO elect IA Speaker to preside
over its deliberations. James w. McCuloh. Esq.
Of Baltimore county, and John G. Chapman. Esq.oi
Charles county, we're then put III no pnation p"d,
on counting the ballots, ii appeared that MIR. Me-
Culloh had received 4G, and MIR Chapman 90
votes. Upon taking the chair, Mr. hcCul de-
| lvercd an eloquent address to the House.
On Tuesday last, the Senate unanimously elected
the Hon. Edward Lloyd their President; and on
taking the char he addressed the Senate.
| Diridend.--The Directors Of the Bank oI the u
nited States have declared dividend OF per cent
for the last six months. payable the llth INST.
| Counferfeits- ollar counterfeit bills Of the
Bank o. New York are IN circulation, letter ID, ia
ted January 4, 1895, payable to g. Stoue, or bearer
The following gentlemen have been appoin! el
delegates from Newport to attend the Repubiirar
Convention to be held a: Eat t-Greeuwlch, "n III
10Th inst. VIZ z-Thomas b sh. Elsazer Irevet'
e Solomon G. Weaver, &. Z. Robbins, Edward SIN
4 mons, and II. Y Cranston.
The total amount of tolls received on the Erie
Champlaln, Cayuga and Seneca Canals during tn
: year 1896, was 5 65,7aO 10. The amount ol toll
received IN 1926. was S5ll ,343 ga.
The Legislature Of Missouri appointed the got
= of December, to elect a United States Scnator-
:. MIR. Scott, Major B,die, Captain Geyer, and Co
| Benton, are candidates.
e A bill has been brought into the Legislature
Virginia, to reiievea Mr. Lynch from the paymer
OF taxes. MIR. l.. Is the ia her OF "a legtimal
children, of whom 81 are now alive-he has bee
, married four times. aud is now poor man.
:. The Legislature of Massachusetts, assembled
Boston on Wednesday last. Gov. Lincoln comm'
nicated his Message To both Houses the same day.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

It's extremely gratifying to US to learn that ex-
ertions are making to raise sum OF money Tor the
purpose Of building a new house for the Paohc
Congregational Society in this town, over which
the Rev. Mr.. WAUepMAN has lately been settled
MIR. w. /, young man of fine talents and literary
requirements, and will undoubtedly be the mean'
of increasing the Society, provided more sommo'
diou, building is erected for their use.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
STE4M E.NGLNE NOTICE.

A r an adjourned meet,ng OF the stockholders OF
N the Providence Steam Engine Company' hold
epat te Manufacturer Hotel, on the 22i instant
Charles Dyer. Esq. Chorrma Dr. 1o"n A. "aus-
worth was appointed Their agen,.
LEWIS ". CLIFFORD, Secry.
Those who may he de;lrous OF oS's.nhs an & po .esla
deuce Steam Engine Company, will apply to the
subscriber, at Portsmouth. X. ].
An letters by mail must be postage paid.
JOHN A. WADSWOkTH,
Dec. o. Agent p. ). f. Co
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
Deaths.

In this town, on Saturday evening last, Mrs Mary
Seamans, widow OF the late Mr. Young Seamans in the
9th year of her age
Gu Sunday evening last, after few hours sickness,
Capt. Gideon Hull. IN the 36th year ~ his age
On Thursday afternoon, Moses !. Unions, an interes
ting son of William SInons, Esq Editor o the Patriot
In North Providence, on Tuesday nornIne, Mr. Abah
Anee the 10th year o his age, an honest and wor-
thy citizen
In Warwick, on Saturday morning last, Mr.. paniel
Baker, aged 49,
In Coventry, on the 22d ut of the tvphus fever,
Earl NJ Stone, son of Asa Sone Esq in the 9th year
OF his age
In Crapston on Tuesday last, after long and pain.
fu inisposton, Mrs Lydia Arnold, widow OF the
late Nicholas Arnold, Esqure in the SD year OF her
age.
In Taunton, on Thursday last, James Marshall, son
OF Mr. James Woodward.
In New York, MIR. Caleb Wilson, aged 60, native
of Newport.
In Newport. on Saturday last, Mrs Mary Cook, wife
OF Captain Charles e. Cook, and daughter OF the Rev
Daniel Webb.
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No. 70, WESTMlNS1 Ek-STKEET.

II BARTENDER offers for sale, handsome
81 and general assortment of Goods, consisting OF
fancy and staple articles OF all kinds. .fso, 20.
Christmas Presents, he oilers spienu'u S,,asi.
:, r.,cy and Ne,ino Handkerchieis and Shaws.
.ai,o. a new article, Plaid Silk Handkerche's rom
Canton-rch and superb patterns, when nave me ne
YER been offered in this town, snli 'his uay, nc
lsdie. of Providence are, snow Ju'ges VI opou.'
and they are particularly invited 10 car anu see
the above. .4lso few splendid o',rNn e"'.e.s W
The above Goods will he SOLD ~ 'e'' '""" "'"
York price. in Fancy stores
Dec. %. ~
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
STATE, tit., I4N.

A General Republican Convention will he ho'-
den at the State u.ouse IN East Greenwich. on
Ne ln.sday Evenn January 10Th, 1927, to form
Pr,x for General Officers for th" ensuing political
year. and TO make the requisite arran 'ement'to to en-
sure its success. The Republicans ~ the several
towns IN the State requested To- elect their De-
lagates accordingly, a. a full representation is par
ticularly desirable.
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Marriages..

In this town. on Monday evening last, by the Rev Mr..
Wilson Mr. Samson Amy to Mss EhLa Talbot ell
dest daughter of Ephralm Talbot, ESQUIRE, all OF TINS
=. IS,
On Monday morning lat, bv the Rev. Mr. Kent,
Mr. Daniel K Chaiee, to Mrs Sarah Snow, all oi
this town. So.
In Scituate, by the Rev Mr.. Knight, Mr.. Elijah
Codding of this town, Mss Maih Battey oi the tor
msr place. -,
In Wrentham, on NJ ,niiy evening, Mr. Billings
Barstow OF this town, Miss Charlotte Pond of tho
former place
la East Greenwich, Mr.. John Langiord, t" Mrs De-
borah Con gdon
At Fall River, Mr. Joseph Duriee, TO Mss sylvia
W. Borden +; Mr. Matthew Duriee, t. Miss ftdeha
Borden
In Newport, on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Faulkner
to Mss Alice Lawton
n scrtuate, Mr. Augustus Green, to Mss Ehbazeth
b. Johnson.
In p,wtucket, Mr. Jeremiah G. Young, to Mrs Ma
ry G. Payson
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RIDING school.

MIR. HUNTER respectfully informs .ne on'-
lvl zens Of Providence, that he w,l' 90 ues'
day aext, open a Ripuso SCHOOL az the Ensu'. ,-
Gentlemens class will be from ~ TO ~ ociock'
T,e.dsv snl Tbursday evenngs.-Ladies class
rom 70. NJ. to 1 o'clock, Z. Nj. daily. Those
who wish instruction In this useful accomplish
mept, will please to leave their names at the CIR,
Gus on sopday morning, between the hours oi
Q and II. 'Npu"' "
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
MEDICAL LECTURES

VTTILL he commenced in Brown University on
w the 4th Thurslayin February, and continu-
ell daily about three months.
Theory and Practice Of Physiek, and Obstetriek'
by Dr. Wheaton, Sio
Chemistry, by Professor D'UoE ~
.Naieria .MGica and Botany. by DR.. Drorn, o
a.a,o,,,, o,J S,,ro,,u. h, Dr. Parsons Is
Imuortant additions have been made to the means
of instruction, since the last course delivered
I.a