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NEW YORK SHOES.

"a BROWN, g. Co No. 81, Westminster
W. street, have just received, cases La
dies black pruncla Shoes, strap and clasp,
full trimmcd 8 ditto ladies' black and colored
cloth Slippers, trimmed and common, compris-
ING the most splendid assortment of ladies'
Dress Shoes, ever offered; Ladies cloth Boots;
ditto morocco and kid Shoes and Pumps;-
youths and children's Boots. Bootces, Shoes
and Pumps of every description which, added
TO their stock oh hand, makes complete as
sortmcnt. .flso, u or hundred pairs of Shoes
at less than the original cost, among which.
arc ladies' cloth Shoes, al Is. cd. per pair
childrcn's kid Shoes, at 30 cents pr pair; and
some other kinds equally low Purchasers
will find it to their interest TO call dcforc pur-
chasing elsewhere.
July IL. law. IT,
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Deaths.

In this town, on Monday last, Mr.. John
Fowler, son of Mr.. George Fowler, of New
port, in the goth year of his age.
On Thursday last, Frank, infant son of Mr..
S. N. Richmond.
On the Alta inst Ann Arnold, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. lie Barron Martin, aged Is months
Yesterday, George Olney, infant son OF Mr.
George A. Taylor Funeral Tomorrow after
noon. immediately after divine service, from
his fathers residence, Pine street
In Newport, Oh the 4th inst. Miss Louisa
Hudson, daughter Of the late Mr.. John llnd'
son, aged 10 years, -
In Warren. on Wednesday last, after an illness
of 8 days, Mr.. William G. Hicks, in the 29t!
year of his age BY this aiilictmg dspensa' ION
his aged parents and two sisters are called t'
mourn the loss of an only son and brother, ano
the numerous circle of his acquaintance al
highly esteemed friend
In Charleston, S. c. on the 18th ult. MIR
Frederick A. Jenckcs, formerly of this town
aged about 35 years
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RICHARD EDDY,

No. 10, BrOdd-strecf,
UDEING about to make n new arrangement
n . in his business, respectfully solicits all
persons indebted TO him to make settlement
previous to the FIRST of Srptember;-ali ac-
counts ,hat aro not settled at that time, will
he left with an attorney for collection. All
persons having demands against him, are re-
ques;ed 10 present them for liquidation.
Foa SlIE.--The shop now occupied by the
undersigned, will be sold on rcasonable terms.
lisa good building nearly new, calculated
particularly for a Boot and Shoe Maker, TO
winch there is attached store. The stand is
good one. ehgbly situated, and offers ma
nv attractions to the craft.
Aug. T. 6w. RlCHARD EDDY.
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WARREN, Aug. 7-Salled, brig Castillo, Eddy,
Havana
NEW BEDFORD, Aug. Arr ship Phoenix,
Stctson, tr Pacific occ,l, with 3lO0 bbls oil. Cid.
ship Grad Turk, Taber. Brazil Banks.
9th, cid ship Herald, Wood, for Brazil Banks; brig
Empress, Bates, Brazs and market; sloop Geo
< Phehe, Anthony, New York.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 4-Sailed, Martha, for
Jercmic; 9TH, Oliver Knight, for Montevldco; 9th,
Cadnus, Tripc, Jcrenic.
PORTLAND, Aug. 5.-Arr brig Francis Ellen,
DAVIS, Point Petrc, Is CID. brig Susannah, Mari
ner, Cuba.
BOSTON, Aug. Arr ship Parthian. Rogers,
! Canton, 1877; schr Zeuo, Bee, rom Aux Cages, via
Bartstablc. Cid. brig Elizabeth, Doane, Labrador
and Europe; schr Sally Hope, Providence.
Sth, arr briggs Dido, Gorham, Marseilles; Atlas,
Adams, Liverpool, 60; schr Phippsburg. Gray, from
washington, c. Cid brig Oak. Hodge, Havre;
Adsmant, Otis, for Labrador and Europe; Cadmus,
Bangs, do do; Howard, Credilord, Gibraltar and a
market.
| 9th, arr brig Jane, l3 days I'm Port ROYAL; sch
Velocity, Girdler, Rio Hache, %. Cid. barque Pal
las, Brewster, Copenhagen and st Petersburg, brig.
Abby M. Rich, Wheatland Ise Of May and Brazlls
| Lady Richmond, Clark, New Orleans; Maria, Nun
no, Bristol; sch' Shylock. Mioott, Mansanilla.
! NETWORK, Aug. 6.-Arr ship Mogul, Torbey
| New Orleans, %, bound to LIVERPOOL; brigs Yellow
Bird Tarr, Guayna, p. II. ii; Jane, Jones, Point
Petre, o.; schr Rehoboh, Ellis, Porto Cabelo, II
| Cid brig Pheasant, Harrison, Savannah.
| 7th, arr ship Napoleon. Clark. New Bedford; Br
briggs BeIlslc, Price, Caraarvon, 80; Friends Lewis
do 56; FIR brig Intrepid, lie Marie, Point Pctre, 46;
brlgs Enterprise, Learned, fr Maranham, 2s; Julia
Kmbal Mayasuez, 8; Abeona, Spiccr fr St
Domingo. and II ds fr Aux Cages; schrs President
Taylor, Savannah, 81 o.umb'a, Wilson, Alexandria
4; Franklin, Curtis, Washington, N G.; sloops Fly
Wnslow. aud Charles, Spelman, Providence. Cid
brig Argus, Lnmbard, South America.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-Arr brig Antelope
Care, fr St Jago dc Cuba; schr Maryland, Fiveash
Tampico CID schr VIM. p. Ferrand, Child, St
! Bars
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.--Ar brig Harriet, Spear
Rio Jauero, 10; schr Leo, aines, Vera Cruz, 20.
FEE pEHICKSBURG, Aug. 4-Cld schr Ed
ward & Frances, Kirwan, West Indies.
PETERSBURG, Aug 3.--In Hampton Roads
ship Leonrdls, Gardner, Lyerp,ol; brlgs Ontario
Lorng, do; Sublime, '.nsnn, Antwerp.
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Per steam boat Connecticut.

Arr at New York. IN "Wednesday, ship Imperial
Meany, Rochelle. 81; Robert Fulton. Britton, from
Londonderry; schrs Dlghton, Daggett 70 days from
Bay o. St. Luc; Saluda, Smith, from Wilmington, l.
sloops Eliza Ann, Potter, AMI superior, thiid, frov
ideuce.
cd shin Meridian, Adams, Hasre; brig Quill, Pi-
nell South America; sluop Ann, Manchester, Provl-
deuce
Arr on Thursday, brig Ieroire, S,orer, IA ds from
1t 'ago de Cuba. Left, ships Telegraph, ingcrso
of Pin iadel ph,a, for Gibraltar hsch; Crawford. H'
ait. O. fcW lork, ior Trieste, loading; brig Pcm
broke o Boston, do do; schr Patrick, Hale, OF Phil
adephia dis. Aua a, lat 81 30, lon 4, spoke schr
Rambler l Norfolk Tor Baracoa.
Also arr. brig Wm s. Emeline, Palmer, 8 ds fin
Wilmington. On Tuesday last, lon 81 40, spoke
brig Milo, for New York.
Cid ship Lavna, Waterman, New Orleans; schr
Ext. Smith, Richmond.
Arr at Philadelphia, Sth, brig Miller, Billings, lin
Mobile; sshr Argo, Crnz, Matanzas.
Arr al Baltimore, 7th brss Lorenzo, Broherton,
Port au Prince, 10; Margaretta, Williams, St Tho
mas; Arctic, Soule, New Orleans; schr Delaware
Collins, st j. hns, 8
Arr at Char eston, 3lst, ship President, Hilscy, Fl
New York; Br bar9ue Alexander, Butcher, Liver.
pool; schr Lovely Kezia, Macwlllam, Havana; sloor
Huntrcss, Hari, Baracoa CID. Br. brig William
| Reid LlvCrpool.
Arr at Norfolk, 5th, schr Consort, Butler, ds I'm
st Barts.
Schrs Fra.c,s y Williams, and Mary Ann, for
tins port, were to sail fir Elizabeth City 2Sth ult
At Valparaiso, April 2id, brgs Gen. Sucre, Boil
var, and Cadet.
At Lima, May 25, ship America, Eldrc6ge, of PHI
ladephla.
At Rio Janero, June "a. Corlnihian, of Baltimore
lis unc; State of Name, of do. sold; Ganges, 70,
Baltimore, 30 or 40; Lion, Brown of Providence, Fl
Baltimore, unc; Horatio, of New Bedford, for New
York, unc; U S ship Macedonian. Ship Peruvian
for Lima. and barque Richard, for La Plata sailed
few days before.
Al Londonderry, July 25th, ship Philadelphia, fol
Philadelphia, 1.
| raar and Cadiz.
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Cid at Salem, Ann, Millet, East Indies; Jeremiah,
Day, South America
At Sagharbour, ith, schr Angenora, Hildrcth, ii
ds fir ST Barts.
Up at New York, brig Pioneer, Smith, for Mar
sciles; schr Sussex, Bowers, for Baha and Peraam-
buco; brirs Champion, Foger, Onoa. 2lst: S"n,i'
ment, (Hiv'ien) Lmberth, City of ST Domingo
Arr at Mhidclown, I'd. schr Ora Mara, hob-
cock, Bona'ro. tld ith, brig Ann, Williams, do.
/ Sch Thankful WInslpw, II Philadelphia or Mi-
dcra put INTO stenlneion N n gale, having lost her
water, &c and proceeded on her VOYAGE 18Th ult.
We learn from the Norfolk Beacon, int the on'y
three cases board the Gree, considered dangerous
at the time OF her arrival, are conVaescent and that
the others are .ast recovering. They were removed
on the Sd inst. to Crancy Island.
J At Point Petre, 18th ult. brig Pocahontas, Brown,
| for this port, 10.
| Vt M.ranham 10th uit brig Alfred Creamer. Of
.alcm, dis the only An. The schr Elizabeth touch
| oI and sued ID DAYS before ior Para. The brig
Mics Standish sailed 8 days before for Gibraltar.
| Al Navaauez, p. q. 2Sth u't. brgs Gen. Mercer, ,
! Pau, for Baltimore. 3 Ann, Hardy, of and for New
buryport, unc.
Extract ol letter dated Havana, July q, 1927
eve beg leave to inform you, that we have drafted
| 4 memorial to our lncrdant, (Which we have ever'
| reason to believe will be grancdO praying Tor the
admission Of provisions, &c. from the United states
into thus port en- 15p0t, to be shipped hence 10 the
! British West inhla Islands. We shall give YOU ear
! ~ information ol our success "
! The port Of St. Jaoo dc Cuba was, on the 22l ult.
remarkably healthy Tor tho season aud 1t was under
stood would he nlinued open as place OF deposit,
upon payment of n small transit dutv until after 6O
days previous notice.
Sailed rom Liverpool, June 18th, brig Balance,
| Brownmc oi Bristol, for Cronstadt.
Al Malta, early IN June, schr Cahban, Dayton, oi
Newport, IL Havana, dis.
X The u = slopp oiwar Lexington, Capt. Booth arr
At Gibraltar Jane 9th, and sailed agln 10Th.
We learn rom the ihohasown Rcristcr. the fol.
lowing particulars 81 another bru'al outrage" the
~ h. America. Uar us Dickcy, master, was three days
ron Cohassel tor Northpoit. with two hands on
lboa,d--Jamas Ncwcomb and an lrIshnan calling his
name John M'Doane The latter was taken on
board tho America, at Cohasset. On the night o
the 22d uli It being very dark and the wind blowing
hard, Newcornb was sent forward TO bail down tho
E,resab lie was INSTANTLY attacked by M'Donnon
wa was armed with az axe. The master AZ tie
helm hear he soIpi 81 blows. 'hroc IN succc SION
aud tppafeut.t very aclyv. On going G. ward i1 as
certain M cause he received from M'Donnell boN
on the head. wit, tho axe. which knocfcd him down
d. Nowc1mp wds lyng near by, apparently hieless.-
Dickcy seized MDonaell by the legs and succeeded
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SALES ar AUCTION. :
BY WILLIAM P. GREENE.


PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
My Jffth semi-annuaI public Sale of An,eyi-
can Goods, toiN take place. ff..
On Saturday, Sept. I, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
At which time will be offered large assort, |,
ment of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirings,
Ticks, Plaids, Checks, &c.
ALSO at IL o'clock.
$50 packages Of Boots and Shoes. ana 50
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 dsposing oS
their Goods at fair prices, and at less expense
than is attendant on foreign Sales. Liberal
advances will be made on Goods consigned
and if required. sales will be guaranteed, ana
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.
o. Public Sales Of Domestic Goods, are now
exempt from Auction Duty. August i.
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PAVILION.

VEVHE subsc"iber has the pleasure of linform-
e ing his friends and the public. that owing
to the liberal patronage he has received, he hcs
been enabled TO make several improvement, 10
this elegant resort Cor geutee! company. 4
suite OF apartments have been fttel ny expressly
tor the accommodation Of private inmiiies, where
they can enjoy undisturbed. the finest scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. As respects The sour
ces # amusement necessary 10 place OF this de-
scription, they will be under such regulation
as to render it worthy OF being called the Ma
hant Of Rhode Island.
May Q. BENJAMIN T. FOSTER.
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higher importance. and value to me, than the
opinion of those who impose censure where IT
is believed not TO be deserved have been
actuated by no such design, nor governed by
any such consideration.
The orgn-the beg ginnin of this matter,
was at my own house and ireside; where's sure
ly freeman may be permitted 10 speak on
public topics, without having lsrribed 20 him
improper csgns. have not not gone nto
the highw,ys and market places to proclaim
my opinions, and in this feel thai nave DIFF
fered from some, who, even at public dinner
tables, have ao, sarupied 10 consider ne as a
legitimate subject for spec eh, and tAe enter
tainmeni of the company. And yet, for this,
who has heard mn complain No one. Trust
ing to the Justice Of an 'clhsent people,
have been content TO RELY for security on then
decision, "A gainst the counties assaults and SIAN
ders, which are sought so repeatedly to be
palmed upon them, without seeking 70 present
myself in my own defence; and still less to
become "the responsible accuser" of Mr.. Clay
or any other person.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Hermitage, JIlv 23ih. 1927.
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MARRIAGES.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. Dr. Edcs, Mr.. Eleazer Forstall,
to Miss Abigail b. Taft, both of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. DIR.
Edes, Mr.. Henry W. Lothrop, TO Miss Louisa
Thornton, daughter Of Gideon Thornton, Esq
all of this town.
On Sunday morning last, by the Rev. Mr..
Toby, Mr. Stephen B. Jenckes, of New Bed
ford, to Miss Cynthia Wheden, of this town.
In Swanzey, on The Sd inst. Mr.. William c.
Eighforth to Mrs. Rcbecca p. Saunders, both
of this town. a M
In Taunton, on Wednesday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Malthy, Mr.. Joseph Wilbur, to Miss Fan
ny M. Lincoln.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY,
RENO V.4TI.fG
VEGETABLE PANACEA.

A TIMELY use of this PANACEA will
"a prevent Consumptions, as it carries OF the
complaints that terminate IN this fatal and wide
spreading disease, than o any other TO which
the human family is exposed. Indeed 1t has
spread To such IN alarming extent, and is so
certain in l;s operation, when once IL has got
the ascen .ancy. that wc cannot be too careful
in nipping in the bud the diseases that generate
it.
In cases where mercury has been used, tho ef-
Gets Of which remain in the System, il is an i'm
valuable medicine. II restores the constitution
to It's woptei vi,oui and soundness, and COM
pletely eradicates the evils that attend it, and
many can bear testimony TO its good effects in
this particular.
Ia Rheamatis'ns j. is particularly beneficial;
lis ELECTS ave adch as completely 10 remove the
complaint
In Consumptions, Scrof,la or Kings Evi-
Liver Complaint, TUmours, Dyspepsia, letter
Ulcers, Putrd Sore Throat, Sypheltic and
Pseudo Syphiltic, and all diseases arising from
all impure state Of the blood, it viii be found
Of eminent service.
This .Pabaoea is equal to any in use il is
pleasant to the taste, api requires no allora;ion
in the Iiet--sp;ritou. liquors are tC be avoided
Tie printed directions will accomrany the
Panaeea.--price - per bottle, and $50 per
dozen. JOHN A. PARKER.
TO TIE 1FfLiCIED.~
was afflicted several years ago with me-
curial disease. which destroyed my health AMI
enieebled my constitution to that degree that I
despaired of ever. again recovering from tie
effects Of il. | had been under the care OF 4
physician for more than seven months, and my
malady still continued to increase in fact | had
become liberated, when became acquainted
with Mr.. John 4 Parker, who informed me that
he could cure me in a very short tne with his
pa0acea, five bottles Of which restored ue 10
health and comfort. G.. MILLS.
Witness, J. "A. Stewart. No. III Market
Street.
Philadelphia, Feb. II, 1927.
This is 70 certify that wa. afflicted with
the Rho unatsm for about two years, and un-
der the care Of an eminent Physician during
part ol that time but could get but very little
felici. About the middle OF December last, Mr..
Parker called oD me and advised my taking his
Iauacea, as ne was sure il would cure me, and
as proof OF his sincerity offered il gratis. At
this Zine was in great pain and nearly bent
dorb.e. commenced taking the Panaces, and
aitcr the use Of three bottles, feel perfectly re-
ored 10 health.
MARGARET PINKER. Z,
Wife Of John Pinker. near the corner &c
Says Alley aud Schuykil Eighth Street.
Witness, J. II. Stewart.
Philadelphia, Feb. IA, 1927.
The abo,e is for sale by &. S. CARTEE, MOL
l4i Whhmans's Block, agent for the Propre-
ters.
March "a. sm
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CIRCUS.

vENIiE inhabitants of Providence and its Vi
IL cinity are respectfully informed that the
LA FAYETTE COMPANY,
from New York, will exhibit for few nights
at the Westminster Circus, previous to their
departure for the South
The Manager trusts, that as there is no
Company in the world, in point of Equestrian
talent, that can equal the ono in question, the
lovers of strength, activity and sagacity, will
be pleased, as well as the admiring public has
been heretofore, from the same source, in all
the principal cities in the United States. t
ON MONDAY EVENING, August IA,
The evenings performance will CO! .mcnce with
A GRAND ENTREE,
By eight beautiful Arabian Horses.
To conclude with the Horses Washington and
Blanche dancing to the tune Of Nancy Do,o-
son, rode by Mcssrs. Simpson and Tatnall.
HORSEMANSHIP,
BY Master .fierander, the y0atng Russian
METAMORPHOSE OF THE SACK,
o. the CiopR deceived by q TFOnion.
The beautiful Horse NAPOLEON will be in
troduced, and go through many wonderful
performances.
Master Whitaker, and Messrs Stickney and
Richer, will perform many difficult feats, and
the latter will exhibit the admired scene of
THE DYING MOOR.
STILL VAULTL.VG By the tchole troop.
The whole to conclude with
THE HUNTED TAILOR,
Or Billy Buttons unfortunate Journey TO Brentlord
Doors open at half past Z, and performances
to commence precisely at s O'Clock. No post
ponement on account of weather. Box tick
cts 80 cents, children under 10 years of age
half price. Pit tickets % cents.
AuU |
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VESSELS SPOKEN,

July 29th, lat p II, Ion n, ship George Champ
lin, Hudson, fr Newport for Havana.
3D. Cape Spartel f. S L miles, brig Leontine,
Hatch, OF Bristol, 33 ds fr Newport for Gibraltar.
9th, lat % 81, lon 5S 80, sclr M'Donough, Mon
taeue, i days fr Hartford or st Bartholome ys.
25th lat % 25, Ion 66 50, brig New York, Thorp,
10 days from New York for Port au Patt
10Th, ai 50 lon 63 30, schr Patriot, Of Wiscassct,
DIS ir Rhode Island tor Havana.
I'd lnst lat 80 80, lon 6S so, schr McFiDgal from
New London ror st Barls
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HISTORY OF THE PIRATES,

TONTAlNiN,i the lives of those noted Pl-
Srate Captains, Nilsson, Bowen, Kidd, Hal
sey, Waite, Condcnt, Bcllamy, Fly, Howard,
Lewis, Corneirls, Williams, Burgess, North,
and their several crews. Also, an account OF
the pra acle5 aud cruetlcs OF John Anger, VIII
ham cunningham, Donnls MCarihy, William
Dowlmg, William Lewis, homas Morris'
George Bcndai and William Ling, who were
tired, condemned and executed at Nassau
New Providence, on the 18th October, l7lo;
To waich is added, a correct account oi the
late P.ra acies committed IN the West Indies,
acd tho Expedition of com. Porter. just re-
cevcd, and for sale by
HUTCHENS g. CORY,
Aur. IL. First door west of the bridge.
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FROM Our CORRESPONDENTS.
Ds.fI 1n..,af

Arrived on Wednesday. ship Lccnida', iowtnh
40 days from Ghr'l mi, A. 't'ii iar", 7l'' 'f
Malaga for New So,k, A sus, Baxter, DO. io' Monte
y,dco. July I, oir Tangcr passed Az american FL
gate, beating in-lprobably the Java, e Bos.on'l
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

NHR. ABADIE respectfully informs the
lF-u public that his second course of lessons
will commence next week.-Mrs. room is direct
ly over Mr.. Enoch Steerc's store Chcapsidc.--
Information will be given at Messrs. Hutchcns
& Cory's Book store, or ut his room.
AUGUST g. ~
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Aup. IL. First door west of the bridge.
geAINE II BURGESS Drawing OF the
II WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY, /,

ninth Class.
The subscribers having been requested to
supor.ntend tho drawing Of the Washington
Lod. e Lottery, ninth class, do hereby certify,
that the following were the numbers winch
were tins day arawn from the thirty placed III
the wheel.
And that the SAID numbers we're drawn ~
tho order IN which ,hcy stand above; thdt Is 10
ssy, No. vas the iirst thai vas drawn; No.
I3 vas the second; No. 10 va tho tnrd; NO.
n was tho ioug'n aud last. Witness ON hand
a. Providence, this slh dav of August, 1927.
GRIFFIN CHILD,
n. q. JENETT,
Aug. IL. ID. sfLNEslbh'
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ON SATURDAY NEXT.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,

BDY authority of the state Of Rhode-lsland,
EO under the superntcndance of managers
appointed by law.
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY, class
No 10, for the erection OF Masonic Hall and
the encouragement of Free School. 90 PAINE
& BURGESS, Agents for tho managers. To
be drawn in Providence, on Monday, the Sd
day Of September, 1927.
AZ number combination Lottcry--6 drawn bal
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,

AR
WEDNESDAY,, August 8.
Schr Messenger, Briggs, Philadelphia.
Schr Abigail, fr Saco.
Schr Telemachus, Downing, Sullivan
Schr Fame, Studey, Bath.
Schr Mary, Coggns, Surry
Schr Echo, Leach, Cas,ine.
Schr Morning Star, Orr, Bangor.
Sloop New Packet, NickcrsoD, Bath.
Sloop Wellington, Briggs, Taunton.
.Sloon New Constitution, Luce, River Head.
Soop Steep Brook, Durfee, Troy.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Shop Far Play, Hazard, from Westport
Sloop Collector, Heath, Newport.
Sloop Cathariue, Harding, BRISTOL
Sloop Gen. Ba,tev, Gardner, from Albany, with
grain to T. S Day Il Son.
Sloop Narracausett, Williams, Taunton
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence, Sandwich.
Steam boat Fu.on, Banker. from New York.
Thursday, August 9.
schr Entcrprr4o, Eldrcd. fin Baltimore, with flour
to f. DYER g. Co aud q ;. Wardwell q 20.
Schr Hunter, Baker, Bath.
Schr Diligence, Howos, Bangor.
Sloop Sally, Pierce, from Hartford, with GIN to
George S. Rathbonc.
Sloop lose Tree, Fowler, fr Block Island.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, "A hours,
with oil.
Soop Commerce, Whalcy. South kingstown.
Sloop Hope, Simmons, Frectown.
Sloop Arsonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Sarah Ingrahap, from Warren.
Sloop Emeline, Mier from Bristol
Sloop Far America, Smith, from Hartford, with
gin to g. 5. Rathbonc
FRIDAY, August 10.
Brig George Washington, Smith, 10 days from
Wilmington, N G.. with lumber, rice and naval stores
20 J. +. Llpptt.
Brig Only Son, Godfrey, from scuben. Me. witt
lumber. .
Schr franklin, Baker, ) days from Kenncbcc, witt
lumber.
Schr Hopes Lady, Small, Saco.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, from Boston, with mer
chandisc.
Schr Chance, French, Dighton.
Schr Active, Trott, days from Philadelphia, wi
New York, with coal to Fox Point Union Co.
Sloop Factor, Folger, from Portland, via New
Bedford, with shingles and oil, to the master.
Sloop Lucy .melne, Spiuk, from Wexford.
Sloop Sophronia, Wston. BRISTOL
Sloop Evergrccn, Swift, Falmouth
Soop FAIR Play, Horton, from River Head.
Sloop Leopard, Allen. from East Greenwich.
Sloop Traveller, Cranda, TIM Albany, with graz
to the master.
Soop Eliza, Smith. fr Warren.
Sioop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from y. York
20 hours.