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RRIG GADE ORDERS
Head Quarters, d BTi gade, X. l.

Head Quarters, d B1i gade, X. T. DHItio, }
At SmithGe!d, august Sd, 1927. :
VINHE Regiment composing the Cd Brigade,
M will meet for inspection and review on
the following days, viz.
The seventh Regiment, commanded BY
Col. George Walker, on the 18th day OF Sep
tcmber.
The fourteenth Regiment, commanled by
Col. Benoni Harris, on the 18th day o. Sep
tember.
The second Regiment, commanded by Col
John Church, on the 18Th day of September
The sixth Regiment, commanded by Col
Palemon Walcott, Oh the 2.;h day Of Scptem-
Der
The twelfth Regiment, commanded by Col.
Eddy kcech, on the 2s,h day OF September.
The thirteenth Regimeni, commanded by
Col. Scamans Davis, On TIE 29;h day 0: Sep
tember.
by order Of Brigader General GEORGE l..
BARNES.
RHODES G. ALLEN.
Angus. Is. Major and Inspector Of Brigade.
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By the steam boat Uyashington.

Arr at New York, on Saturday and Sunday, ship
Howard, Holdied =, fin Htyre; briggs Nlmrod, Hill
Gibraltar, 81; John & William, Hopkins, Bordeaux
4s; Mariner, Thomas, Gibraltar, 90; Mobile, Dick
enson, fr Glasgow, aud 35 DIS f. Grcenock; Perseve-
rance, Prince, Stockholm, So; Eueenc, Jahneau, Il
Havre Sc; Bordeaux, Bourne, MessIna, and lj DIS Fl
Gibraltar.
Cid schrs Eliza, Glander, West Indies; S.luLa
Smith, Saw nnah; sloop Herald, Providence.
Arr OH Monday, brig rn,n,ts d William, Cooley,
ST Johns, Y iI l5; schr Isaiah, Wallace, Ocracock
%. CID ship SvNanus jenkins, Macy, Liyerpoo';
brig Eba, Wooster, Bo.deaux.
Cid al Philadelphia, 18th, ship Algoquln, Dlxev,
Liverpool, schr Good Friords, Midlen, Cape Hay.
ten.
Cid nt Baltimore. I1th, ship Jane, BrkheaI, Cur.
tIs, Rio Jlneiro; sc'r Outaro, Sfciih. 1t Barls
Arr 18th. snp Ulysses, Norman, Rotterdam, 81.
CID schrS Monticello, Holmes, st Barls; Lady Ad.
ans, Savward, do; Elizabeth and Jane, triso.e, 81
Thomas.
Ara At Petersburg. 18Th. br,gs Ma'garct, Craig
CorInni; Ontario, LorIng, Liverpool.
Cd ships Tally He, Fisher, Liverpoo; Richmond
Crab'ree. do; bries JOHN and Edward, Stevens, Fll
mouth; Francis Palmer, l. koitordam; Aurora, Goo
day. Bremen.
Sailed from Hampton Roads, nth, ship America
Place, l., ndon.
Cid at Norfolk, 18th, brig Good Hope, Calder, for
Arr at charleston, lltl, brig Sophia, Avehe, IIa-
vana, 6. Cid 10Th, Brig Atlantic, Myers, for Bour-
deaux.
or Charleston, 10Th, Br. barque Margaret John
son, Sowerby, 60 is ir Liverpool tor Savannah
Arr at Havre, June 18th, brig Enterprise, Falcs,
Of Warren. fir New Orleans and sailed 10Th, for Bor.
deaux. The ship Edward BonaiTe, Hathaway, from,
New York, arr 29,h, (Mr. Joseph Howard, Of this
town, passenger.)
The Ncrf'k Beacon says. that of those Of the crew
Of the La Gree, who sick Of the yellow fever
only two nave died, and that the others are rapidly
convalescent indeed, only three remain seriously
sick.
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PROVIDENCE
MUSIC S aLCCN.
III II III y Y Il ID.
J.. ID. CHAPLIN.

E AVlNG taken the spacious stores Nos.
n n 60 and 60 l-2, Northumberland, and
fitted II up in an appropriate and convenient
manner. the subscriber would respectfully in-
form his friends and customers, that he VIII at
all times be happy to wait upon them in the
line OF his profession, at the Music SALOON
and being determined always TO keep on hand,
large assortment Of the best Musical Goods
he earnestly solicits from them and the public
generally, "a liberal share of patronage.
Ladies will find the Music Saloon suitably
adapted for their convenience, in the selection
and practice of Music-hayiug Il room appro-
priated exclusively for that purpose. PIANO
FoRTEs of the best tone and workmanship,
vii! be constantly kept on hand for practice,
and for sale.a tho lowest prices. Music in Il
great variety, Cor the Piano Forte and other
instruments, will be always had, TO which, ad-
ditions will be made OF al! the new and popu-
lar pieces, as fast as they are publlshed; all
pieces called for, and not upon TIE catalogue,
shall be shortly obtained without additional
expense.
Societies, Bands. and dealers in Musica!
Goods, can be accommodated with these ar
ticles (havng made arrangements for the i'm
portation cf the principal part Of thcm) of the
best qua!ify. an! at tie lowest prices.
Almost every article in the musical line, q,
will be found at the Music Saloon, where all
orders will be gratefully received and pune
tually attended 10. l.. u. CHAPIN.
August .5. If
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RI HARD EDDY.

No. 10, BrOGi street,
UpElNG about to make Il new arrangement
q = in his business, respectfully so!icits all
persons indebted To hiln 10 make settlement
previous to the Lrst Of Scpicmbcr;--ai! &C.
counts that are not settled at that time, viii
be left with an attorney for collection. All
persons having demands against HIM, are lc-
qucsted TO present them for liquidation.
For S,LE.---Thc shop now occupied bv the
undersigned, will be sold Oh reasonable terms.
II is good building nearly ues, calculated
particularly for Boot ami Shoe Maker, 10
which there is attached store TIE stand is
q good one, cligibly situated, aud offers ma
nv attractions TO The craft.
Aug. !. CIV. RICHARD EDDY.
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Deaths.

In this town, on Sunday morning, Sterry
Lawfcnce, infant son of DIR. J. Mauran, aged
about year.
On Sunday afternoon, William Joseph.
youuges! son Of Capt. John +. Phillips, aged
ii months.
In Cranston, on lie i3th inst. Mrs. Amy
Williams. wtc Of Col Cteb Williams, in the
sing illness.
In Smthicid. on Wednesday last, Ms Je-
NINA Angel, W doR of the late Mr.. Charles
Angcll, in ror 5lth year.
In Cumberland, Oh the 9th inst. Mr.. Levi
Smith.
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BY WILLIAM =. GREENE.
PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS

PAtkACE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS
Ny fifth semi-annual public Sale Of .amer1
can Good, UiU take place.
On Saturday, Sept. ], at 9 O'Clock, A. M
AT which time will be offered a large assort-
ment of Broadcloths, Casslmcres, Satinets,
brown and bleached Sheetings and Shntings.
Ticks, Plaids, Checks, &c.
Also at IL o'clock.
$50 packages Of Boots and Shoes, and 30
cases mems fine fur Hats.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, and
the Goods for examination one day before tho
sale.
The above sale presents an opportunity to
Manufacturers and Others, for d,sposjng Of
their Goods at fair prices, ard at less expense
than is attendant foreign Sales Liberal
advances will be made on Goods consigned
and ii required. sales will be guaranteed, and
the cash immediately paid for the proceeds-
II IS necessary that Invoices Of Goods inten-
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at least
ten days previous to the day of sale, in order
that they may be entered on the catalogue.
c. Public Sales of Domestic Goods, are now
exempt from Auction Duty. August !.
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ship Hope, Curtis, at this po., for ST. Uoe.,
sailed r Bremen about 18th June.
A, G'eenock, l4,h alt. ship Camillu:, Peek
for New York, Goth; brig Blossom, Carr, o.
Warren. fr New Orleans, dscg.
A, .ihr',lar, July 4, hr: Leon,ine, Hatch, o
Br'stcl, fr Havana, VIA Newport Jun, 30.
The Doris, OF Ba t'more. q is ir Cape Mes
~ ado, arr at Port praya, July 10. She too;
out enisrNnts IL Norfolk, who arr safe, but ta,
OF toe chHld.e. had died previous 10 her leayins
,e Cape.
A. a, Bah, 18th, Sarah, Barnes. 10 day. fn,
ir.tfy.
Arr'i Ed,aItow., ship Lyra, Joy, f. Pacific
ca at ~ Bc fo''. eaipr Barclay, b. 1T
|'r'f" Nc'ar; t.e.nila,, Adams, Brszt pd2k
'"-2pn, Bowen, 90.
Ar"n' Nantucket, brig Otter, Carharrt, top
Go I - t'r.s
Brig Arm Gadsdep, Barker, Of Newport, .or Go.
sonburg, sailed from Brcmeo, June 8.
Al Cork, June 20, ship Liverpool, Robinson, Tor
New York, unc he only Am vessel.
At Sdrinal. 25th ult. hri q cltma. Row Tor u =.
ton, j; Goss, ,prm. rVs,er, waiting cargo; Atlantic,
Proctor, do; Beaver Mccoy, this port itoA, W.l-
m'ngton, discg.
At Malaga. June 2;,brie Oron, Atkins. uncertain
where bound.
Philadelphia. Il James Coulter, Ferguson fl do dr.,
l9th-the only Am. vessels
AT Port Prdya, July 20, brig Doris, Fish, fr Cape
Measurable, for Baltimore, S-the only Am vcsse. al
the Islands.
No Am. vessels Mt Porto Cabello, 3lst ult
4, 1t Iago dc Cuba,3 st ut ships Telegraph, for
the VI 10 crranc' IN, 10: |s,wtord, ii, d brlgs pru.
dcIt, IL, 10, Peter Re a,"U. Giota,.lt, patab,oke
Ing..e, %: Ro uey, ds. bouad 90 Trinidad 'oti.
At Mtrlu', March Is SHIPS Terrier, N'V rdry;
Gen. daahton, 'earce, o: th'sport Tor Lantou, Few
dag. u"gg IA, china, ir do.
Al .ogEcrn. Jdue 8, ship Atlantic, or Gibraltaf
bfg5 iera!i. b, DuAbnry; ra, o. New i,rk.
Tic brig Jane, White, lrJ'n Malaga and th'Iattar,
Tor New osk, went ashore "Wednesday morning
last. a5oul no south of Sandy Hook. Mos; o,the
cargo IL saved, bat the vessel will be lost.
The Savannah ,;eor .iGn, % the 7th INST. says
d" in consequence Of the charge Of piracy, mad by
MIR. Bartlett, and 'ora arded to the U. s. Ma shal,
Captain Gardner has been again mprisoued Mr..
Is. we understand VIII bo few days with las
evidence. the proceedings IN this business SIM
guar, and we think that there muc, mystc:y a.
tached 10 IT."
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ENIMOTIiY TEMPLE has Just received
Z large assortment of Boots and Shoes,
adapted to the present and approaching sea-
son. Among them are, ladies' Prlnella and
Satin Pumps, with and without heels, Of tn,
latest New-York patterns; ditto morocco and
kid Pumps and walking Shoes, Of various pat
terms and prices, Some at the reduced price OF
62 l-2 cents per pair; ditto gentl mems calf
skin, seal-shin and Lorse-hide Boots; ditto
gentlemen's dress Shoes and Pumps.
The above will be sold at very reduced
prices, by the single pair, case, or dozen.--
Purchasers arc invited to call and examine for
themselves, at No. IL, Chcap-Sidc.
July 2S. Iaw3w.
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BOSTON, Aug. i7-Arr Lrls Syreo, Crowcl
ir lrp!@f I'd, 81, Eisreur n; Panama. Ihomas, -
ybas, %; !Ippho, Whrmore, New Orleans, -
,:r,, ~. WecAs, 10 zj; .onpescc, Evans, 80.
nan, Il; 'ahsmll, Wood, Newcastle, 30; SlrA
t. u !, hbDJt, tape dc Ecrds, =.
an y = AZ ., Bowors, b,u,arGr and nirhc,.
i'th. arr br,s n'js, 'ase. in M.nt.. ca. >cUG
i. t. y '.h4a, ito.idrnce.
O.h. 'i' ',.i's iinos, ntordor. \ Lvcrpool; isr.
';us 'o,i Bone ); s."fs E,.nc' S,'a, Ct.H5 ut :
E,rsr- 80. Mama. Ford, ), Peers, -; ..a...
sac, Ga,.r. les '"u =, faGaiI1, tor NV or4'
Gi,i!o, Dsr, Pro, =. 1cei sioop Srah, w! ',or a.
k,'t.Ji
Sid rrgs aadcr,. L .c1, Go'tenturs: >lro, patur-
.., Palermo.
FOR Ihi ID. hIs. lI.-Arr 'ogs Drutui Tao
ma, Havana; SupGrr :, Lewis, NItankls, IL. CM
ong t.yy. PARIS, Sirgetnt, Gibraltar aud inal kc.
,,bDUCtSi III, Aug. l6s-Arr schr Botscy y
f'lza S,nJnds, Ponce, L Il ~.
NbW-iORk, Aug l6.--Arr ship Stephania,
tel, Have; brigs Jean, pa!tor, GrccpocA, 20; MI
1n, lsher, Lasuira, and D is .tom Porto I,Dc,r,
Leader, tozGrs, St Andrews, ii, schrs Plntcr, ..a
Providence; ,'ledner, Geo. ,.olowE.
CD. ships Galaxy, swat, hoche,lc Alex. Mans
ioil Muzcs, Lverp,oi; Hamntau, Bunker, iur do !;
ores Nsw Packet, lioyt, Vt D0mlnep CITY.
lih, arr sdIp Euplrates, smith, Iscrpoo; brigs
.gspki.n, iiow,nd. Bremen, 10; Eliza, Buoup. Nu-
"a Cruz, -; Uaon. Hutton, Cork, u; sio splcn-
dad, Road, T. oydrncc,2 2
'dship IIuron, Burras, for London; brig Triton
HGw.a.d St Thomas
i5.I, arr SHIP t.a,a.ie, Miller, I'm Iiimbnrg 90;
ois !edar, iulis, ds lr Lcghprn, and 4 4 ir Clio.
tar, schr EncrprI4r, Eldrcd.e, Edenion
CID ship Laiund, Da.e, tor liut barqIe Philetus,
ne.il, new Or,caas, brig Lewis, Cot, do.
PlilLApELPiliA, Aug. i6ib.--Arr sh'p Arab,
Hall, Liverpool, -; bra. NllIarI, Mynci, Ma.
soilrs, H. Gibraltar, -; sclr Jane narid, BAKER,
Malag o., sloop Daniel d Mara, hay, Havana,
H.
lGh, arr brlas Delight, Bccwerton, lu Genoa, ~;
Richmond, Donnol. inndld dc Cuba; schrs ran
Play, scott, Aux Caycs. ~; James Burrlll. Hall.
Providence; Patrick d. liza C., ihurston, II JigO de
Cuba.
III ship Superior, Thompson, I!lmbufg
BALTIMORE, Aug. ll-Arr ship Draper, ill.
lcrt, Brotncu, 81.
ALEXANDRiA, Aug. l6.-Ar brig Olympia,
Brown, 81 Thomas.
CITY POINT, Aug l2th.---Arr ship Lcoujis
Gardner, Liverpool; bugs Ontarlo, Lori.s, d.; SUBJ
lime, Stiuson, AntNerp.
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NEW YORK SHOES.

NJ BROWN, j. Co. No. 81, Westminster
lVs street, have just received, eases La
dies black prunela Shoes, strap and clasp,
full trimmed ditto ladies' black and colorcd
cloth slippers, trimmed and common, ccnpris-
ing the most splendid assortment ot ladies'
Dress Shoes, ever o;'ered; Ladies' cloth Boots
ditto morocco and lid Shoes aud Pumps;--
you,hs' and chIldren's Boo:s, DOOices. Shoes
and Pumps Of every dcscrpt ption-whicb, added
20 their slock on hand, makes a complete as
sortmcnt. Also, q or 8 hundred pairs of Shoes
at less than the original cost, among which,
are ladies' cloth Shoes, at s.. 6d. per pair
chdyen's kid Shoes, at 20 cents per par; and
some other kinds equally low. Purchasers
will ind y 10 their interest," to call dviotc pur-
chasing ciscHhe.ci
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FURNITURE.

q WARS, of all dc or ptions; Tables, Bu-
~ roaas, Beistc1ds. Sofas, Secretaries,
Lookmg-G iasses. mil.oglny aud git lramo:--
Brass And'rons, Bras Kettles, Feathers, hrst
sort; ana u fact, every article called for ~
Furnishing Ware Rooms, AT Nos io3 aud IoJ,
Mcsim ns'er street, next to Eldcr DAVID
PicKERING's Meeting tiouse. by
Il. G.. ALLEN.
To MACHINE M,Krps. Just received,
POO gallons best Copal yirnish. warranted
pnrc--A. Smiths make. For sale a reduced
prices y. J. \. NJ. hu:at l.
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MARRIAGES,

In Nor,h Prov yd"ncs, on Sunday morning
last, y Rev. N. Chenv, Mr.. Marin Easter
brook, Of Warren, to Mss Alice Lewis, of
Nor'h X agst,wn.
La Doogl.ss, Mass on the l6h inst. BY the
Rev. DAVID Holman, William II. Williams,
keq. Of Burke Count (Gso) formerly of d. gh-
ton (Na's) to Miss Azubah II. Craggin,
daughter, of Benjamin Craggin, Esq. of the
former place.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
81 TURDIY, .qugfsk l3.

SH IOdD.1H, .7ugast l3.
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, i.rn New York
Sl'oD Henry, Raw, ron Nantucket, with oil and
candies.
S., Speed, Sears. ram Saco.
Slocp M,unt Morah, 'Il'a,ws,l, from Warren
SC.NDAY, .9ugust i9.
Bri: I've. 5tcsy, 3,,.,.
ssh U1i"c Pacli y. - -, ~ ,".,h.
Sioop iad"pendc -, n,';e- "ir' ..n
H,oup N,ia'' uIji', Hao,.w,o.I
5i"'p .ns,na.h, EnNru". Ga:, ;ai~r
Schr EiUe, lIowltnd, Ncw BeGrlrd
S.pJ. An'a, B4fSar, '-y., y .r.sr
nambo,; Conn'c'lcnt ,ou,'..., ...n v lo,<.
~ hours.
Sehr Iopc s Susaa Ni:kc.eon, rem CALAIS, with
luiEoss.
S,oop Gsorse and t,,y, W. ,sr, from Newnor..
sioop Sea Flower .'resbrey '.c'r r,unton.
Sloop Gen. W irrru, Pc -br.y Tcmton.
M MC.VOjY, .4ugust -.
U. l.. sloop Enprcss, 1nlvc. O.. davs ,n. New
York, with hJur irJa, rum, *. - :, B. Mun Mora
4 Go. u. > Raihbone, A. '. i..ca y Co. (Sew
port,) and Others.
Sioop Argonalt, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Enei'ne, M,ler, rom Bristol
Sloor Fame, Walden ifnm Newport.
Sloop FtiGla, Farmer, Iiddlctown
Sioop Lucy Emeln", >pink fom Wexford
York.
si"oP Charity. Cmpc Po: smou,n.
Sloop Provideuc", HJnj. New York.
TUESDAY,, .qugusi si2l.
Dfig Fame, Bgloy, - days from Havana,
with niplasscs, 10 Richmond x nndrews.-
Lcf, brig George, Jones, of and r-om this port,
arr lot. The ship Transit, Lat'errqn, of
Newport, from 81. Anicro, atr 2Stl iit. The
brig Milo, of Bristol, fom Sisal Tor Chqrlnston,
put in 30th, short Of pro,ision.. Spo,o. Auc
10. Montaug Point bearing N. f. d lea dist.
a,l.. a.. "a
phia.
Soop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Soop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
S'oop Natl ia Gouli, New YOtk
Steam boat w Wlshngton, Bunker, from New York,
20 hours.
sloop Becca AMI Bcisey, Gladjms from Bri.-
to.
CLEARED.
s;hr Cur!ew,. Chace, Matansas by ArEo!I s.
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rnxNERAG SGR4gsGS.
Observation-Disclosures

NORIH-PROVIDENCE.
VHNHE subscriber has lately taken charge Of
Il this Establishment, which has undergone
thorough repair. The waters ofthcse Springs
are extremely healtbful, and have been found
very elicacous IN variety Of diseases. The
waters are chalybeate, Intermingled with par
ticles of sulphur Every variety of refresh
rnents will he constantly kept Oh hand. for the
accommodation Of pleasure parties.
Thcromanti C situation of these Springs, and
their proximity to Providence and Pawtucket,
it is believed will make them place Of popu-
lar resort GEORGE ROBINSON, Jr.
August Is.
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..TTTTS DAY.
UNION CA.N.4L LOTTERY.
To be drawn THIS DAY Highest prize,
10000 dollars. Tickets 8 dollars, aud shares
IN proportion.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Draws in this town, To-Morrow. Highest
prize 5000 dollars. Tickets =, parts in pro-
portion.
For chances in either Of the above splendid
lotteries, please call at
HUTC EMS & CORY'S,
August p. First door west of the bridge
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CiWPt htLh-NNRT'i PRC'iDENCE.
'.ii. occupant II Il Is fasbiona lo yiacc of
:! resort. roepoctful'r inform h. trends and
HE pubic, 'uat !. i 20" open for ;h; summer
sr.Dn' Il Is st"Ited on an omEcnce, which
co,'rln iSa DcaUtuGl view Of the adjacent
country, and 1t il ;.luittcd b, all who have
ySicd 1t, 10 De G''iehtful place of resor; for
those IN pursuit si case and comfprt:-His
sudcs, Cherries are now Iipo; nc keeps all
othc: kinds ofFr,lit that this climate aliords;-
his IL, - supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Sc hls table viii al all times be furnished
i,nm thc choicest selections of the market -
h's very cowmodious Hall is furnished with
Swings, which ~ IN agreeable exercise for
cen,lomc' and 'idcs:--his long Allevsis in the
best ordc, fog the accommodai on ofhoso who
vii please to visit his house Coz rccrcalion-
"A iew H,a'dors oan be accommodated All
hose wishing 10 enjoy the country during the
summer season, viii improve Their health by
visiting Frn', Hili, where they can nhalc the
pure atmospheric ga.
PETER THOMPSON.
Nor'h Providence, june "a.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
VENIlE subscriber gives notice that hc be-
Il been appointed BY the Court of Probn'a
ofthc town ofProyidcnco, administrator of thn
Estate of John Calender, late Of Providon =
deceased, and has accepted said apponmc..
and given DoGd according 90 law. All pc
sons indebted TO said Estate are requested 10
make payment to A.m without delay
August -. L l. 1lLLiNOhAs
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MARBLE, FREE STONE, FLAGGINC+


FLNIfE subscriber has recently enlarged tI
a business, and is now ready 10 supply Al
ticles ofeyery description in the Stone Cuttirl,
line, as i0U as can bo bought in town Ca
hand, large assortment of Marble, for Mo- =
uments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones, Chirnno
Pieces, Window Caps and Silis Hearth Stoht 4.
Facing5, &c. \ variety of Slate, for Ora
Stones Il large quantity Of Soap Store, I #"
FUe-piace baeiS and Ueart6s; a good =
sortmcnt Of boIiRn Tlagging and HGdd-.i
Curb stone, for sidt walks.
A good assortment Of Middieiova F.on
Stone Also, Long .NecGOc Free Stcss.,
very fne aud beautiful, surprising any shi =
Of the kind ever before offered in this town
The strictcst attention will be paid TO b.
ness and the most unwearied pains will e.,
be- taken in the cultivation Of tie art of ScGij-
ture, of which a variety of specimens Of '.-
signing, carving ana lettering may at all Tin {
be seen at his Shop, and il is to he hoped 4 =
an impartial and Discriminating comG!ur
will Judge for themselves notwithstanding =,
boinbastical representation of others) and o.,
termiue whc.lcr merit or sosnd shall succ,
in tiainiH,, t.cr patronage.
DAVID ROLLES,
Jgivii Uyiraulion-strc'
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BOLOGNA SAUSAGES.

BOLUGNN SAUSAGES.
~ DWARD X. YOUNG, has just received
e \ small supply of this highly approved
article; also, few boxes Of excellent Clare
Wine, and one cash oi London Bottled Iot-
ter.
Superior Table Salt in small boxes
4 few boxes of good Olives very cheap u
the box.
N. B.-Wincs, Teas and Sugars, an exec
lent supply; also, a gsreral assortment a.
Groceries as usual.
Please call aud examine for yourselves, a.
No "a .Harket Square. August s.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

expected combat will prove lesson TO them,
and that in future they will not commence an
attack without orders.
Funeral services were ordered TO be per-
formed throughout Greece for Karaiskaki.
A very important affair, Madrid paper
says, occupies the attention of the Spanish
government. 1t relates to the canonical insti-
tuition given by the Pope to several bishops in
Colombia, upon the presentation of Bolivar.
This institution was announced officially TO the
Spanish authorities at Rome, and that it had
taken place in consequence of concordat
concluded between the Holy See and the Re-
public of Colombia, by the representative of
the latter. As soon as this was known at
Madrid, orders were sent to the frontiers ell
joining the authorities not to admit into Spain
the new Papal Nuncio, who had left Rome for
that purpose. The Nuncio had returned to
France, having been stopped at Irun.
At Brest two vessels of 80 guns each and
frigate of go guns were equipping. their desti-
nation said to be.to augment the squadron al
ready before Algiers.
The health OF the Emperor of Augusta is
again precarious.
At Paris news is received from Lilo 90
lcnguss distant in 2 minutes-iirom CALAIS Gs
leagues in 4 minutes 8. hom Strasburg 1870
leagues in m. 52 s.-from Toulon in 3 IN.
so s.-from Buyonne in Ia m. from Bfest $50
leagues in III sos.
We have been favored with the folio wing
letter from a Commercial House, dated
HAvRE, July I.
Our las, advives were dated 9Th juno, since
which cotton has been in verv moderate de-
mand. Prices have not varied, but holders
arc more firm in hopes Of falling off III i'm
ports. The small lots Of uplands which found
purchasers at - l-2, and of Louisanas, at %
I-2 "a were of very choice quality
Ertraet ofanother letter from Harre, dated
July l.
"Our Cotton market continues dull. The
sales since the l5th consist of only 637l bales
They include 1850 Uplands, at Is l-2 to 10
l-2 sous 7sS Mobiles, I6 BIG to Is 3-s :;
24s3 Orleans, 5 to "a, and 13s Sea Islands
The import during this time has been Light
The stock on hand is ,034 bales, against
22,O35 last year."
The brig Mobile, which arrived at the quar-
antinc ground yesterday, sailed from Glasgow
July 18th, Dumbarton on the l4th, and the
Clyde on tho 18th, but brought no papers, and
the letter bag had moi reached town last even
ing. The captain and passengers state there
was no news of Importance, that they heard
Of Capt. ID. informs that the packet ship of
juno sth from this port, (the Cornihian,) had
arrived at Liverpool. Letters by her reached
Glasgow about week before lie sailed
YeiioD Fever in Charleston. The board
OF Health Of Charleston, in their bulletin Ali-
gust 9th, O'Clock, p. M say, that three new
cases Of vellow fever have been reported b;
the attending E4ysicans. Au!1st 10Th, 7
o'clyck, p. NJ no neH cases reported.