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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01


from tsenoa, describes his Wait to the birth place
OF the Discoverer Of America, IN the following
terms -
A fall day was occupied 10 an ex.
cursioa to Cocoletto, the reputed birth
place Of Christopher Columbus. Al
though mech obscurity still hangs over
the cradle OF this great man, yet the
American traveller in particular, will
feel satisfaction in visiting a spot
whr h tradition has associated with the
discoverer of the New WUriG [
have neither time nor inclination at
present TO enter into disquisitIon upon
the contradictory authorities in relation
to this subject, nor TO balance the
conflicting claims of rival places te the
nativity Of the adventurous navigator.
His own manuscript is now in the
hands of Washington Irving at Ma.
drid, whe perhaps may throw some
new light uPon the early years OF its
author.
The village o. Cocoietto is situated
at the head of the Gulf, abou, fifteen
miles from Genoa, on the road to
wards Savcna. On arriving at the
little hotel, enquiry was made for the
house of Christopher Columbus; and
| some half a dozen villagers, who
seemed to exnlt in the name, led the
way to the antique and humble rsan-
sion. 1t stands opon the sea shore,
encircied by the Alps and looking
s0tlthupoD waste Oh waters--If the
grandeur of natural scenery can IN
spire genus and AIKEN young though
to neblp pursuits, Cocoletto may hence
draw an argument to strengthen our
claim, and in this particular at least
challenges competition ghe low ,arch
ed ceilings and decayea walls bear
| ali the marks of great age; bot one
! can hardly bring himself to the belief,
that they have stood between three
and four centsries A small chamber,
perhaps ten feet square, is shewn, in
which it is pretended Columbus was
born. Many fragments Of the ceiling
have been carried away as relics. The
furniture of the rOon looks a. Il might
be coeVa' with the apartment. A little
image Of the Madonna, cross and a
cup for the holy water, are suspended
from the certain at the head of the bed
Ihe present tenant is kindhearted
Old woman, who spread h'r frugal
beard and insisted on sharing its hos.
pltaIlty with the strangers from a dis
tant land, which her illussrious prede
cessor had discovered. Her ideas of
cosmography were not precise, and
like many ether less pardonable Eu-
ropeans, she seemed to consider all
Americans, as the descendants of the
Aborignes
In front Of the house is small ter
race, overhaDgngthe shore; and when
the Geif is stormy and the waves rnn
high, shower Of spray patsers upon
the roof II this was really the birth
place of Columbus, it may almost be
SAID he was Graded upon the sea. the
first sounds he heard must have been
ITS murmurs, and the first ohiec; OF his
vision, its bFe cxpanse. As stood
leaning over the balustrade, watching
the swcls breaking at my feet, and
the line of little boats moored along
the beach, incredibly for moment
vanished, and imagination pictured the
Juvlnlle navigator, launching his ad.
'eniurous bark, aud sporting with the
element, which was destined to con.
duct him toimperisaai,le renown.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

Ctsrc for Drunhenness.-A medi
cal correspondent of the Enquirer
states the following to be Mr. Loiseau's
remedy for drunkenness, and adds his
testimony as to its beneficial effects.
Receipt-Tlucture Assaoetida; Tart.
Antlmony; Ipecacuauha.
Mix these with the particular sp;ri,
or liquor which you want to shan, and
drink wine glass full every morning,
lasting, for week, when | will en-
sure voluntary absence for year.
Al INFUSION of the leaves of tobacco.
wall prove "a very valuable auxiliary
AS soon as any inclination is felt to re.
sume The cup, the remedy must be
promptly applied, or there will be E
relapse.
ferhaps some may .hink the above
remedy worse than the disease, and
may net feel disposed to subject them
selves TO the regimen prescribed. |
allow is a lard case--on the one
hand disgrace, poverty, disease tbod.
ND ottn piStHhtutC utdtl
ON the other, assaE9tda, lpecacuan
ma, tartar emetic and tobacco--N.o o.
mentary suffering and etiectual purga,
ton. -
n Newspaper better than Ram. -
Winter evenings should be occupied in
reading by those who have NOT busi
ness to employ them. Nine .tenlhs OF
mankind spend more time in positive
idieness, neither in business, recrea
ton, nor necdiui repose, than is ne
cessaTy, if employed in ludicious read
Ing' 10 make them very intelligent
members OF society. Bat how many
are there who do not even read news
paper. They have not time, ADD can't
4fiord the expense! yet they can Idle
way or 3 hours in day, and spend
the price OF half dozen new spa pefs.
Or share IN public library, lor lum
~ pour down ihrlr neele6zs-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

The Maryland GGscttc, Published
at Annapolis, is the eldest establish
mens in Maryland, perhapsiu the U.
States. 1t is now IN its s2d volume,
embracing period of 50 many years.
1t is conducted by Jonas Green, a
descendant of the original proprietor
in whose family it has remained
through all that period. The Gazette
has recently been enlarged to an i'm
peria! size, and is published at the o,
r'glnai price of three dollars per an
mum.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

The following is statement Of the
value of the annual consumption, in
France, Of seven OF the most important
articles Grain, l,i00 ,eo0,oee francs;
Wines, 10000, zoo; Woollens, 1000,
Silks, 100, 1000, 900; Cottons, 200, 100000
Brown Sugars, s1,OOO0O0; Coffee,
2O,ooO,oOO-tofal, 5ss,OoO,o00. In
comparison with the consumption of
England and of Paris, this gives only
half the value for each individual.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

MisfOrtuneS - never knew a man
~ ny life who could not bear another ,
mlsiortunes perfectly like Christian.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

Watat of Ptnctuaiity.--''qn many
cases, it amounts to robbery A short
lime since in village in he neighbo7
hood OF london. d committee OF eight
ladies, who managed the concerns oil
an institution which had been formed
for the relief of the neigSsboring poor,
agreed 10 meet or t certain day at
twelve o'clock precisely, Seven OF
them attended punctaslly at the up
pointed hour; the eighth did not sTrive
till quarter of an hoBr after. She
car1e in according 70 the usual mode,
with. I'm very sorry TO be behind in
the time appointed, bot really he tine
slipped awaV, without my being sensi
bic of it. L hope your goodness viii ex-
cuse it,"
One of the ladies who was Qua
ker, replied, Truly, friend it doth
not appear clear to me that we ought
to accept of thine apology. Hadst
thyseif only host quarter OF an hour,
it would have been merely thy concern,
but in this case, he quarter must be
multiplied BY eight, as we have each
lost a quarter; so that there have been
two hours Of useful time sacrificed by
thy want oil punctuality"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

NEGROES FOR SALE. For sale, va
~ luable Negro Woman, twenty-five years
OF sge, stout and heal.hy, snd three Negro
Children, two Boys sud a Girl. The Woman
is a first.ra,e house servant, and is sold for no
fault, but for want of employ. They will DC
sold seperste or together, as may best sun
,hnse disposed TO purchase. The terms VIII OF
made commodating-For further particulars
enquire Of the Editor OF this paper.
Jan 10, lS27.-Es
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

OrScundGl.- Agains. SANDER there
is no defence. He'll cannot boast 81
fool fiend; nor man deplore as fell a
foe, Il stabs with a woTd--with nod
with a shrog-witt, a look-with a
smile, il is the pestilence walking in
darkness, spreading contagicn far and
wide, which the most wary traveller
cannot avoid; il Is the heart searching
dagS er OF the dark assassin. II i, the
poisoned arrow, whose wound is in.
durable: tits The mortal sting of the
deadly adder: murder is its employ
r1ent; innocence its prey-and ruin its
sport.
The STROKE of Death Il am now
worth one s.undred thousand pounds,
said old Gregory, as he ascended a
hill, part of sn estate he had just pur-
chased
! am worth one hundred thousand
pounds, and am but 65 years of age,
hale and robust in nv constitution, SO
III eat, and III drink, and live naer-
rlly all the days of my life.
am worth one hundred thousand
pounds, said old Gregory, as he at
tanned the summit OF hill, which com.
manded foil prospect of bis estate;
and here, said be, and I'll plant an
orchard; and on that spot, I'll have a
pinery.
Yon farm houses shall come down,
said old Gregory; they Interrupt my
view.
Then, what will become Of the far.
merof askedthe steward, who attended
ann
That's thci' business, answered old
Gregory.
And that mill must not stand upon
Inc stream. said old Gregory.
Then, how will the villagers grind
their corn? asked the steward.
That's not ny basiness, answered old
Gregory.
SO old Gregory returned hon1e-ase
hearty supper--1rsnk bottle Of port,
smoked two pipes Of tobacco and
ELL into a profound slurlber, from
which he never more awolle. The
farmers reside on their Landslide mill
stands 0poD the stresm-and the villa
gers all rejoice 10 his death.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-01

GTONE COAL-The subscriber has just
~ received large quantity OF Stone Coal
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
Willismsport, July 81. JAMES SHoAff
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
CIRCUS.

NEO ONS. RICHER, the Dramatic Eqles-
1VA- trian,a at the Westmi ster Circus, respe CT
fully informs his friends and the public, that
his benefit will take place THIS EVENING,
September sth
The performances will commence with
A GRAND ENTREE.
Clowns Act of lIorsemansEip, by Mons.
Richer, who will perform many tricks ofmirih
and buifoonery.
The beautiful Horse Washington will be in
troduced, and exhibit his wonderful sagaeiiy
IIORSEMANSHIP,
BY Master Whitaker, the celebrated Equest-
rian, without saddle or bride, who will con-
clude his performance with
THE DRUNKEN HUSSAR.
. HORSEMA
BY Mr.. La orest, on two horses, who will
performing many very surprising backward
and forward tricks, peculiar TO himself
[For further particulars sec Bills ofthe day.1
The whole TO conclude with the historical
pantommc of
DON QUIXOTTE.
Doors open at bali past 7, performances to
commence precisely at 8 O'Clock. Box tick
cts so cents; children under ten years, half
price. PIT tickets % cents. Sept. 8
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RASCOM's PENMANSHIP.

RASCOM'S PENMANSH1P.
nUBLISHED and Tor sale by HUTCH
l. EMS g. CORY, "A System Of Penman-
ship and Writing Book combined - in four
parts, by c. BAscoM.
"Part First" comprises course of lessons
designed chiefly for those who just be-
ginning 10 write The lesson in Part Sec
ond'' are suitable for those who are somewhat
advanced. part third and fourth" arc finish
cd with fine hand copies, and Intended for
the higher classes. General directions and cx-
plinations printed on the cover Of each book.
The style of ruling adopted in this System,
admits ofmuch more economy in the use of
paper, than the common mode of ruhng. lie
books made of good paper, and afforded
at a moderate price.-Thc System is unqucs-
tonably better adapted to common schools,
than any other hitherto published
The following is an extract from the Amer
lean Journal Of Education:
Mr.. Bascom's System Of Pcnmanshn'' is
"a groat step towards general and thorough
Improvement in tho art Of writing. His style
Of Penmanship is neat; and his writing books
are prepared in n superior style, and at an on
pcnsc vastly below what has hitherto been us
ual.' September E.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

Last Ueek Of the Companys perfor ming
precious to the opening Of the Boston
Theatre.
ME public are respectfully informed that
u Mrs. Barnes is engaged to play with
Mr.. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes for Three Nights only
ON MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 10,
Will be presented, Sherdan's admired come
dy, called
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle, Mr.. Barnes.
Lady Teazle, Mrs. Barnes.
The whole to conclude with the laughable
farce, called .
Fd.UIL Y J.ARS,
OR WHICH Is RIGHT
DELPHI, Mr.. Barnes.
Lidia, M 6. Barnes
Doors open at half past G; performance to
commence at half past O'Clock precisely
Lower boxes 81; upper boxes rs cents; Pit SO
cents; Gallery 25 cts. Sept. 8.
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"hedr h,s, &c HGt S'rGk!oD up Tie aeesiy..
and make The poor ofAc logd to fail
Bible.
PROSPECTUS.
The editors and publishers, believing ,hr.
various religious combinations whicl, arc, ana
have been, entered into in our country, 10 be.
fraught with evils Of the first mag; tide ths,
national preachers, and national societies.
arc both unscriptural and Anti-Amcrican-i,t
asnuch as they endanger our rights and priv
ileges rs free people, and enable ar,ful. am
bilious, and designing n,cn. to lay tho foun-.
dation for the establishment Of a SATrosA-.
HIERARCHY; which if not opposed, would, ei
70 distant period, establish national inqviA,
tion-aro induced 10 resume tho publicaris;e
Of Plain Truth.
We make no pledges, Knowing how litilo
they would be valued; and will only say, thas
while We have strength TO wicld pen We.
shall exert every nerve in defence OF our free
institutions.
The pulling hypocri.cs, who, under tho gari,
ofsanctity, have clothed their backs, and filed
their pockets, with tho hard earnings Of in
dnstrious poverty, will be exposed in all their
naked dcformity. The lone widow and or.
phan will be rescued from the harpy claws of
fanaticks. who would fan devour them. And
while on the one hand. we shall zeaIously de-
fend pure and undtf'ed religion, wc sl,als
spare no pains 10 unmask and expose thai
eratfiest Of oil crafts, Gc-rRIrsr-cRArr.--
The columns Of Plain Truth will be open to
ALL influenced by none. All sectdridn con-
troversics will DO carefully avoided. We shalt
devote our whole souls to the purpose of cx-
posing the "pio,s .frduds" and corruptions, ~
every sect and denomination. Our motto shall
be "7he truth. The ,ohoie .'Rih, and noihin<
but Ire truth" THE PUBLISHERS,
CONDITIONS Truth will bo pulf-
lished every other Saturday. NJ Philadelphia,
on a royal octave sheet, and will, bc afor,les
TO Subscribers Mt One Doiidr, snly, If paid il,
advance. All communications must DO od.
dressed Editors Pa n Truth &c. postage
poid. Subscription papers 10 bo returned on,
or before the LIST D5ccmbqr next. Post Mas
ters will please forward the names Of tbcse
wishing 70 become subscribers.
phil,i clph;l. s,h mo ys1f am
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ST. CROIX RUM, &c.
Y 7 NAJIETT offers for snIc. 25 n

ST. CROIX RUM, &c.
EN J. MAJLETT offers for sale, 25 hhds
-KA. st. Croix Rum
80 hhds New-England Rum
10 pipes Holland Gin
25 quarter casks Sicily Madeira Wine
10 do do French do do
Is chests superior Young Hyson Tea
200 boxes New London and Nantucket Sperm
Candles
100 do mould do Boston brand
1000 boxes No. and 2Soap
2000 lbs Baltimore Loaf Sugar
1000 gallons winter and summer strained OIL
800 sides Sole Leather
cask Rocoa
Bilibin's, Chcpotchkin's haf, heavy, and
light Ravens Duck. September 8.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
BY B. 8. T. g. HOPPIN.
.Ner Orleans Cotton.

.NeU Orleans Cotton.
On Tuesday next, the Ilth inst ut 10 o'clork.
a. NJ. at L. Darlington e. Co.'S. wharf, Fox
Point, the entire cargo Of the ship Franklin.
Just arrived from New Orleans, consisting II
ll0S bales prime New Orleans Cotton, sciect-
ed by Messrs. Bowers, Osborn & Co. expressly
for this market.
Catalogues will be ready, and the Cotton ex-
hibited for inspection at any time after to-nurI
row.
Conditions liberal and will bc made known
al the ti'ne OF sale. September 5.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
TO MERCHANTS.

A YOUNG man who is we'll acquainted
IA with business, and has had several years
experience in Book Keeping, is desirous Of
procuring a situation as Clerk to some South
ern Merchant; or would be willing to become
a nartner with some one engaged in the south
arm trade; and can furnish two or three
thousand dollar capitol Letters directed TO
the Proprletors the Literary Cadet, will be
attended to with punctuality; or information
can be derived by applying at the Cadet Of
fee. St. Sent
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BANK or KENT.

A T n meeting of the Stoc holders of the
"A Bank of Kent, September Sd, 1927, John
Allen, Benjamin Morse, Thomas Whpple,
Peleg Wilbur, Jun. Sylvester Knight, William
Anthony, Charl orse, Anthony Tarbox,
Joseph Read, John Greene, Elisha Whitman,
John J. Kilton, and Job Whaley, were chosen
Directors of said Bank, for the ensuing year !;
and at a subsequent meeting of the Directors
John Allen, Esq was chosen President of said
Bank, for the ensuing year.
ANTHONY TARBOX, Cashier.
Coventry, September Z.
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Sh John Adams, Clark, FOR Pacific Ocean, sailed
from Edgartown, I'd.
Arr at Bath. schrs Joseph Baker, hence; Bet scy
g. Polly, Baker. do; Far Polly, Chase, do. Cld Sa-
rah, Barnes. Martinique; Clio. Smith, do; Atlantic,
Swan, New Orleans.
T!.o Lconidas, Ward, from St. Ubes, has arr at
Konucbcc
Arr at Saco, schr Dorc1s H,wcs, Baker, hence.
At Gibraltar, LIST ult ship Eleanor, Child. Tor 81.
Ubcs, 3. The brig Statesman, Bray, 33 days iton
Boston, with provisions for the Greeks arrived Jnne
3ist.
Brig Pocahontas, Brown, Of this port, for st Tho.
mas, sailed IL Point pctrc, lth ut.
Brg Stephen, Potter, of Newport, from Whining
ton, arr at Liverpool piov to "a nit.
The wrock ~ the Br. ship India. of Belfast, I'm st
Joins, II. for Live pool. fallen IN with in lat
80, Ion Gi-tlmbar loaded, full fworcr, md no per.
son on bua'd masts STANDING, and most Of her ,t's
gonc--appoared to have been IN thit situitiou Of
days.
The Dnish brig Lc Petit Antoine. which s1lri
from New York, on Tuesday morning. icr ~ Thrm.
a., went ashore the Romer, about o O'clock, aud
bi rcd.
Ship Anne, Gvnso,c. "C BRISTOL, Z ds from H,rcc-
Iona, for Havana, arr at Gibraltar, 10 81 aH! fc
me'nci 18th.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
VdiuaJie Real Estate,

On Thursday next, September -. at II o.
clock, M. on the premises, tho valuable Reai
Estate, belonging to Mr. Francis Beurn, situ..
ated IN snow-street. in the rear Of tho dwell
ing house of Benjamin Hoppin, Esq. consist
ing of a well built two story Dwelling House.
20 feet front, by 3s feet deep, very convenient
for two families; the size ofthe LOT is so feei
front by 55 feet deep; the HOUSE is nearly
new and rents to good tenants at s2IO per ana
mum, title indisputable. sept.s
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Schooner Planter.

cch0onW Ftdufer.
Will be sold ut Auction. on Tuesday next,
September llth, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. at TIL
llnghast's wharf, where she now lies. the schr.
tons, we'll found in sails, rigging, &c.; the in
ventory is complete and she may be sent to sea
at small expense. Conditions made known a.
tue time and place Of sale
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NEXT WEDNESDAY

ONLY 50 FOR A WHOLE TICKET.
HRAND State Lottery, mo. IG, for the
~ erection of a Free Bridge. IIishcsr
prize $4,000. Only IL ,4s0 tickets 10 be.
drawn in Providence, September 9th $. y
NJ. Allen & Co. agents for the Managers.
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SALES Ar AUCTIO16.
BY MARTIN sroDDARD.

Chairs. Looking Glasses, SC.
THIS DAY, September 8. al 10 O'Clock, A.
M. $50 New York manufactured flag bottomed
Chairs, handsome patterns; 3 new handsome
Sofas; IL Looking Glassess large sizes and
patterns; 20 do do small do
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WANTED,

r AN1ED,
HG,rS A convenient TENEMENT for o.
i..5Et, small family. On the west side of the
Bryce would 10 preferred rent reasonable
which will be paid in advance, il required
Apply AT No. 81, Wcstminstcr-srcct.
tur,lf 20 3ts
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
"a inst. off Non'aug. schr Frances d. Williams.
King, hence for Elizabeth City.
July Is, Off the !s.lnd of Sardinia, brig George p.
Stevenson, 81 ds fro,a Mltanzas for Smyrna.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


WEDN'ESD4Y, Septem5er s.
Schr Intention. Phillips. Portland
Sloop Sarah, Wi'luon, Boston.
S'oop Susannsh, Bourne, from Sandwich, with
wood, to J Purroush.
Sloop Northern Star, Swim, from Wareham, with
wood, 10 j. Burrpush
Sloop Reformation, Pratt. Newport.
Steam boat Fulton. Bunker, from New York
Thursday, September G.
Ship Hope, Curtis, 15 DAYS from ST. Ubes with
salt, TO VIM. Church. Left no American vessels,
July 10. Spoke. going in, harQue Mary, Pettis;
23d, lat 33, lon %, schr Hope. 40 davs from North
Carolina for Cadiz: 26th. lat 27 on % boarded schr
Mentor, Of Nantucket, 81 days from New York, for
Madeira.
Schr Clarssa, Hill, % days from Orolava, Tene-
rife, with wines, To J. +. Lippt. Spoke, 9th ult
lat "a 40, Ion 62 30 Br. ship Ada % ds fr Dcmora-
ra for London all we-had spoken the day previous,
brig Bevedcra, II DIS fr Madeira for Phadephia
Sloop Iioro. Babbtt, Frcetowr.
Sloop Fair Haven, Evans, Freo'own.
Sloop Brldgewser, Phillips, Taunton
Sloop Adeline, Snow, Hafwich.
Soop Rising Sun, Hathaway, Taunton.
Sloop Resolution. WaInor. Westport.
Sloop Eliza, Blrrows, Freotown
Friday, September
schr Marcia, from saco. Lost cable and anchor
Nantucket Shoals
schr Rising snn, Stone, Bangor.
Schr II, nt'r. Baker, Bath.
Slocp Polly, Foster Salem,
BELOW-a brig.
CLEARED,
Schr Ann Roslna, Chaicc, West indies-by Car
pcntcr x Hodge3.
Sloop Charles Speman. Albany.
Sloop Amity, Nunroe, New York-bv tho mastor.
U. l. sloop New York, Willard, New York-by
Potter & Eddy
Sailed IN Thursday, schr Ann Rosra, Chaee, ST.
Jago lie Cuba.
Yesterday, schrs iu;onhou, f'r? Portland; Sally Ann,
Augusta; sloops New York, New York: Eliza Ann
do; Charles, Alblny-;.md other.
The Amitv, Muuroc, for New York, is to sail this
moruing, at 10 O'Clock.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY
HPRAW in this town on Saturday, 22d
Eg inst. Highest prize 6000 dollars..-

Tickets I, shares in proportion,' for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS,
September >. Agents for the Managers.
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RANAWAY

IA ENROM the subscriber, on the llth ut.
4 Benjamin G. West, an indented apprcn-
ticc. Whoever will return said apprentice,
shall be suitably rewarded, but no charges
paid. CALEB ROFFEE.
September 8