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Arrived at New York, OIL Saturday and Sunday
ships Washington, Coffin, Liverpool; Cincinna, us
Seymour, 1t Petersburg; brig Omar, Hopkins, New
Orleans; schrs Con. Washington, Richmond; Mary
Archer, do; New York, do; Richmond do; North
America, Norfolk; sloop Mary, Fredericksburg.
Cid ship Robert Fulton, for Lvorpool; sohrs New
Packet, Campeachy; Midas, Port au Platt; TOBIAS
CO. Tampico.
Arr on Monday. Br schr Happy Go Lucky. from
Ocracoke, IN distress, fr St Bar,s; schr Cheraw, fin
Savannah Below, ship Camillus, &. eenock; brig
Medford, Riga.
Cid brig Trent, Foster, New Orleans.
Arr at Ph'ladolphia. 3'st, schr Hherub, Trinidad;
LIST. Emma, Savannah; Nancy, p. au Prince.
Arr at Baltimore LIST, ship North America, Bre.
men; brgs George, Neuvitas; Doris, Port Prava:
Pac'hc, st Thomas; schrs Trial Jeremie; Hone
Success, 81 Jago. Retm ned, s Brkhead, for Rio.
dlsmas'ed. Cld ship Exchange, Rotterdam; brig,
Elizabeth, do; Good Return, w. Indies; schr Sham.
rock, Havana.
Arr at Alexandris, 30th, Washington Packet, fm
Newport; 3lst, ar Virginia, Liverpool. Cid Envoy.
Bromen; Constitution, st Thomas.
Cid at Richmond, 30th, barque Bramln, Higgins,
Hamburg.
Sailed from Richmond, 2sh Chalcedony. sou,h
America; schr Exchange, Berkley.
In Hampton Roads, 2Sth, Protection Rotterdam. |
Al Soawel's Point, Chance, Newport; 29th, Ris,ny
Sun, Baltimore for Providence.
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TO THE. PUBLIC.

L
! AN Z the undersigned, having been a.l,ict.
w ed with that dreadful disease, aCAN
GER. have scvcrally been attended and a.
we believe, permanently cured, by Dr. AARON
| ANDREWS; We therefore do most cheerf,lly
recommend adj those afflicted with this disease
and with VEINS, TO call ON him, as we believe
that his method of cure is performed in much
less timc-more safe, aud more sure, and with
far less pain to the patient, than by the
use of the knife, or any o'bor method vet
within our knowledge. Reference NAV be
made be had OF either or each of US, by calling
at our places of abode or business.
John Laughton, Distil-honse square.
Lew whitney, corner OF Dcrne street.
John Wycr, Temple street.
Joseph Stevens, Summer street
Ezra Chamberlain, Distil-house square.
Samuel Abbot, No. II, PITTS house.
Dr. AARON ANDREWS, No. Is, Warren
st. Boston,whero he may be found every morn
nng. from z to 10 o'clock. Has of late fo,. nd
a sure cure for. GRAVEL. The medicine is
simple and easy TO take. August 20.
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A. at Cronstadt, July Sd, brig Balance, Browning
Of Bristol, fr Liverpool
AT New Dieppc, july 8, ship Panther, Bowers, OF
this port. for Batavia. 18th.
No Am. vessels at Glasgow, July 22.
At Greenock, July 2Ist. brig Blussom, Carr. n,
Warren, for Goitenburg,6 q.
Al Surlnam, July 30, brig Beaver, NrcFoy, of this
port, fr Wilmington, dsce.
At Havro, July "a, brig Remittance, Mcnro, for
Gottenburg, 5.
AT Carihagcna, 10Th ult. brig Bunker IIill for N
York, S-the only Am
AT Hamburg, July9, ship Asia, Corey, discg. for
tIot'enbsrg; brig Harvest, Edred. disc Sa,led, brig
Arel' loi "arren,) late Coffin, who remained sick
At Antwerp. July IL, brig Packet, TYLER. for s,
Petersburg, next day.
Brig Charles Joseph. Bishop, for this port is sup.
posed TO have sailed # Liverpool, July 2sd.
At st. Uhes, July ls, ship Hope, Curtis for this
port. just commenced loading. '''
Sailed from Liverpool, July 23d, ship Aspas,a, N.
York. 49,
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CIRCUS.
COMMENCEMENT Day

COMME.vCE.ME.NF Day
'NHE Manager Of the Westminster Circus.
= feeling desirous to amnse the lovers OF
strength, agility and sagaci,y, has, after some
considerable trouble, arranged his business so
as to exhibit three times on CONNIE m cement
Day. This arranyemtni nj will afford those who
wish to leave town III the forenoon or after
noon, as well as those who remain in The eve
hihg, an opportunity TO witness the greatest
novelties ever exhibited III this or any other
town.
The order of performance will be as follows
morning, from 8 TO / o'clock afternoon, from
to 8; evening, from to half past 10.
September j.
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NEW PRINTING OFFICE

NEW PRINTING OFFICE.
VaNliE subscriber respectfully inform. b..
II friends, and the public, that he has o., en- 4
New Printing Office, at No 7, Mouth Maip..,.
S,u s.ory) over Mesrs. Smith, Dixie & c
where he will he pleased to execute anv or,ys
I for Book ar jon PRiNTIAG, with which b,,
NAV be i.voured. "
is materials are all entirely new. and il,
greof odr'c,y OF the Roa mofern and fcxstouch d.
feHsr, selected FROM one oi tho best tou.Je,,.
IN New England.
All orders with which he may be favon,,1.
VIII he executed in The neat ost manner. .nJ -,
as moderate terms etsenhtre
Particular "tte hliun paid to the printing (
PamphhiS, Sermons, Orotions. Cayniogusy, &
Asso. to the printing OF Cards. Shs,o Bus. SLo,,
Bills aud Tickets. -"
~ All work done at his Office. warrauted
equal TO any other, auI f,irrished hv The tr,.s
JOHN S. GREENE.
August 25. lawtf
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL.
X. DUNfIAM, respectfully informs tl.,
A'l- inhabitants of Providence, that he pro-
poses opening his School at Washington Hal
On saturday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock ia
the afternoon, for ladies and gentlemen
Mr. Durham takes this opportunity 10 nr,-
sent his thanks to the public, for the ljberr
support they have given him; and Will oon,,n d,
TO endeavor to give good satisfaction.
feFsohs wishing 10 attend a+u requested e.
leave their names at Mr.. Arnold's Bar. whc..,
SUBSCRIPTION IS open, at any time of the d.
Ierins' S3 per quarter, attending once A..
"'e"' September l.
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BOSTON. Aug. 3l.-Arr brigs Curlew, Ellis. in,
,mburg, and IS DIS r. Cuxhayen; Corsair, DurrelI.
Newcastle, 66; schrs Cont. burgess. Haiax, y; A,
gate, Taber, Matanzas, 22
Cid brig Jasper, Parker, Savannah.
Sept. 1, arr briggs Monument, Skif FIN Amsterdam.
William, Woodbury., Bangor, SO; Atlantic, LassolI,
GLASGOW, 40; Cyrus, Pratt, Trieste, S. Gibralt ~
30; Ultima, Rowe, Surinam, 81; Ann Hardy, May.
sgucz, IL; Richmond Packet Frazier, Ponce, p. II.
Cid. s,'es Venirosa. Abbot. IIrvsns and Europe;
Crsole, Lorins, Now orlca,isj watehnar, Mason,
ae.
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PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.

4
vkSHE subscriber having Just completed his
- spacious floating Bathing House, respe G.
fully informs the ladies ard gentlemen of Prov
idencc and its vicinity, that he has located il
in the cove, near the foot Of Hydraulon street.
aud in the rear of the Exchange Bank. The
building is provided with every convenience
VIII stand off where the current is pure, and
VIII be entered over a safe floating bridge; and
from its retired yet central situation, il cannot
Iai to invite the company of those who prac-
tee cold wafer bathing. The apartments of
the ladies' and gentlemen are separated in an
oilcctual manner, and those which are appro-
prlated for the former, will not, under any cir
cun'siancc, at any time, be ocot pied BY gen-
tlemen.
Careful and attentive persons will be cnpap
ed to wait on those who may patronze this es-
tablishment, and female will always be in at.
tendance for the ladies'.
The subscriber having at much expense pre-
pared this comfortable house for those dispos-
cd TO enjoy the luxury of the cold bath. or.
shower bath, hatters himself that he shall be
literally rewarded by the patronage of gen.
,rous public.
Ierms.-Season tickets, So; single ticket.
- IL cents; ten tickets,sl
The house will be open from SUNRISE till Q |
'ciock IN the evening, except SUNDAYS, on |
Which day it will close at O'Clock, A. M.
June .. ERASTUS FARNUM.
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PAVILION.

VH7I f sub'c' her has the pleasure ofipGrm,
n ins his irleud. aud The public. th,, OWN
20 the LIBERAL patronage he has received. he Ina
'cen enaoied To ava sc several in,,ro, aments I.
ths elegant resort for genlee, coi,,uny. A
suite Vt apartments have been niie,l tp ,xure,,,y
ior the accommodation of private fam lies, wter.
they eau enjoy undsturbed. the fpc.t scener,
upon Nagrasanseii Bay. As re. ,.ecls Inc sour
res ti amusement necessary 10 "a puce ui This de
"rip'ioh, they Will be under such rcst,laj ion
'S to render 1t worthy OF being called the Ma
hant OF Rhode Island
Mayo. BENJAMIN T. FOSTER
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SALES Ar AUCTx0N.
BY .. = T. G. HoppIN.
Ne,o Orleans Cotton.

9VeW OTFeuHS C0ff0n.
On Tuesday next, the Iithnsf. at 10 o'cloch.
a. Nj. at Z. Darlington & Co.'S. wharf, Fox
POINT, the eetlre cargo of the ship Franklin
Just arrived fr6m New Orleans, CONSISTING ~
l5e bales prime Now Orleans Cotton, select
ed by Messrs. Bowers. Os.srn SS Co. expressly
for this market.
Catalogues will be ready, and the Cotton ex-
hibited for Inspection at any time after io-,nor-
row.
Conditions liberal and will bo made known
a. the time of sale September *
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BRlSUOI. HOTEL

VIE subscriber h,ying taken that large spE
comisodious House, hereto weif
n"'"h ~ Tue occupation Of Mr.. Sanford Hor-,
co eo.', ana n''ed 1t up IN handsome style, hopes
the public to call on him.
He assures his friends and the public tba,
,Veiy excrtion shall bo made to furnish /.
mousse with the greatest variety that can H.,
procured His bar viii asall tines be ,tor.,t
wi'h ,nc best Wines and Liquors, and he hope,
" attention and industry in his business ~,
meet WIN that oncouragemsnt, which may l.,
expected from u liberal community
August 90. tc
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ENGRAVINGS 81.

TOMORROW, .cptember Oh, at Office,
No. !, Market square, at clock, p. NJ
200 handsome Engravings, some new designs.
and the finest Of workmanship
20 setts Lord Byron's Works, complete, in 8
vols
80 do National Tales, in vols
100 gross Lead Pencils
80 dozen Wallsis
200 do fancy Snuff Boxes
40 30 best English refined Razors, SIC.
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ONE Mill REV ARD

e ESANAWAY from the subscriber. on ,h~
- ~ 18Th inst. an Apprentice named M,cu-
AEL HURLEY, about I5 years Of are
nc IS supposed to have taken passage in H.,
seam boat for New York. Whoever will re-
turn SAID apprentice to the subscriber. shall re-
ccNe One Mill but no charges will be paid,
august ~ FRANKLIN COOLEY.
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NEWSPAPER.

~ 7HEs bscribers have st received co,
signmcnt o! Imperial Prn ing Paper. Of
e"od quality, whoh they olcr for saie on tie,
most favourable terms
'Hs0--A lot Of cheap Cartridge paper.
HUTCHENS & CORY.
Sept. I. FIRST door west of tbo III,
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BY MARTIN STODDARD.

Chairs, Looking Glasses, Sc.
On Saturday, Septembcrs 3, at 10 O'Clock, A.
Nj. $50 New York manufactured flag bottored
Chairs, handsome patterns; 3 new handsome
Sofas; IL Looking Glasses, large sizes AMI
patterns; 30 do do small do
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BOLOGNA SAUSAGES.

tDWAkD X. YOUNG, has Just rccey ed
~ small supply of this highly app p,veG
article; also, few boxes Of excellent Glare,
VINE, and one cask Of London Bottled Po.-
ter.
Superior Table Sal, in small boxes.
A few boxes of good Olives very cheap by
the box.
~ B.-"nes, Teas and Sugars, an excel
lent supply; also, general assortment of
Groceries as usual
Please call and examine for yourselves, at
.No - .nar"d square. August s.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED.

ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, September I.
snip Franklin, Pierce, ~ days !ro'a New Orleans
schr jane. Burr. Briggs, from Philadelphia
with merchandise.
Soop Fly. Wnsow, from Albany.
U. L. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner,2 days from New
Sloop Hope, Simmons, Warren.
sloop New Constitution, Luce, River Head, with
wood.
Sloop Amity, Munro, New York, via Warren.
SUNDAY, September 2.
Brig Mordecai, Thompson, Bath.
Schr Polly, Baker, Long Island
Schr Relief. Rogers, BatI
Schr Sally Ann. West, II ilowell
Schr Bunker Hill, klowton, Phlladelphja
Sloop Hiram, Eldredge, from Saglarbour, with
wood '
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence Sandwich.
Sioop Charles, Speman, from my, with gram
nFop ealhar'ne' Harding, from New York, with
sioop Henry, DimAn, from New York, with -four,
to Ssth Adams, Jr
Sloop Lively, Wothcrel, i'm Sandwich, with wood
to j Durroush.
Steamboat Connecticut Cornstock Gro,, NJ yo,L
22hours
honda y, September 3.
Soop Eleanor, Lawton, Freetown
sloop Traveller, Bulk,ey, from New York, with
Hour, to the mascr
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport
Sloop Argonau;, Borden, from Troy
Steam boa, Long Brauch, Mathcr, q hours from
New York ' "'''
TUESDAY. September 4.
Schr Sally Hope, taker Boston
schr Be'scy, b4scr, Bah.
Sloop Franklin, Brown Pawcatuck
Siocp Transit Biiycn, Pawcatuck
Sioop Amelia, Simmons, Soms set
oo steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York
20 hours. ''" '"'"
oooP Lucy Emelne, Spink from WickCord
Soop Eliza, Smith. fr Warren
~ ~ L. 9ioop Ann, Manchester, from New yor.
90 nourS 10 Nawoor, with -four, to s b. Mumcrd
20 aud tobacco to Wn Bodget & Co. and NJ
Anthony. N "
oo'p Eliza Allen, Studley, from r chmond, with
hour, TO Seth Adams, Jr.
soop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren, 80 pas,cn-
gers. ''N |
soop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich, with |
SO passengers. ~
sioop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol = |
Sloop Ranger, Corey, T,verion.
sioop Sea Flower, Presbrey, fom Taunton.
soop Etneline, Miller, rom Bristol, with So pas.
sengers.
sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy, with so pass
epgcrs. r
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from Warren
sioop Geproe and Mary, Walden, Newport, with
upwards Of 100 passengers
S'eam boat Babcock, Bliss, from Newport, &
hours, with about 80 D. ts,snyers
with oil. "''
sioop Cyrene, Cook, Tiverton.
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CLARK'S LIST,
Washington Lodge Lottery.
DrdtCn Numbers.

I'd TO 10 I9 40 "a
Many handsome prizes in the above popular
lottery was distributed from CLARK s, and
many more il is hoped are to be had m the
sPlenah lottery, to be drawn in New-York.
th.s day. Please call as above Sept. D.
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SOMETHING LIKE LUCK AT A.
LE.NS.'
ERAWN numbers in the Washington
GD Lodge Lottery.
10 lS Is 10 40 "a
Two quarters ofthe capital prize of six thou
sahd dollars, one quarter of one thousand dol
lafs' the whole of eight hundred dollars, and
one quarter Olive hundred dollars were all sold
ALIENS
Truly LuchJ Office, II .Market-street.
September 5.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

rRLN'f LA NGUAGE.
EE X. ABADIE respectfully informs the
1va- public that his second course of lessons
will commence next week.-Mrs. room is direct
ly over MIR. Enoch Steeres store Cheapsidc
lniormation will be given at Messrs. Hutchcns
y Cory's Book store, OF at s room.
August t.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM

FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM
VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
r. public, that he has taken room No so.
"estninsicr-sreet, few doors west OF the
Arcade aud at the corner of Orange street
where he VIII be happy to wait on those who
may ia.or hi'n with their patronage; and hopes,
py assudny ana attention 10 business, TO merit
a share OF the patronage of the public
Hair cut, razors boncd and set ~, .ic NOS,
accommodating terms: aud n ur,rrs executed
without delay. ALBERT SWEET.
August rs.
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FROM OUR CoRRgsposDrsrs

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Neicport, Sept. 4. .
Sailed on Monday, brig Union. Clinton, for LA.
vana; sloop Verus Child, New York
Bristol, Sept 1.
Arrived Oh Saturday afternoon, ship General Jack
son: Rider, from Cagliar, (Sardina,) via Gibratar.
with salt.
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NOTICE.

VNHE individual, who is in the habit of tax :
IL ing from the store of FRANCIS PAY
ERNIE, the Literary Cadet, is respectfully
requested to abstain from tho practice Mr..
Payernc subscribcs for The paper TO accommo-
date his patrons, and hopes that the gentleman
who takes. il from him, will have the good
ness to leave it. after ho has rcafit.
September /.
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MARTIN STODDARD.

MAXIM STODDARD,
.. ], Market-Square, has Iust received
v and offers for sale, on liberal terms.
i2o pieces indigo blue and fancy mixed Cassi-
mcrcs
100 ditto American Red Flannes
cases ii figured Grape Shawls
September l..
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LOST.

I'm Monday afternoon. brown lea,, =
Wallet, containing from ten 10 fife,
Dollars, i'll small bills, together win sJTycr
receipts. The finder shall be Hberll,y ,r,yar,.
ed, on leaving it at t!.is Office
September
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CT ia REn

Brig Globe, Macy, Matanz ,s-by Pearce & Bn
lock.
o. L. sloop Venus, Child, New York-by Potter
& Eddy. y '''e'
a. y. I. sloop Mary. Bennett, New Yorh-by Potter
Il Eddy. ~ '''''
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MILLINERY

MISSES ID. & M.:CREENE,
"a WE removed from their former stana 4.
10 the house No. ~, Wesfminster-S, ;,
Sno'e 'h0J VII! be happy to wait on Their ca.
''1'' August Is
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JUST RECEIVED,
a FEW pieces blue Cloths: I piece My.
"a Cloth, beautiful shade; 2 do extra fin,
o!asH C!o'As, suitable for Commencement.
L. c. e. r. WELLS.
ISL % 81, Market sonare
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Sailed. on Sunday, schrs Maine, Frshe, Bath; Jo
seph' Baker. fishing; sloops Aurora, Westport; We
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COyuJWE.NCE E.NEN'T U'EEK.
EROVfDt,NCE MITSEJTM NJ 49, NJ

CO.U.WE.N'C E.HENT U'EEE.
u PROVIDENCE MUSEUM, No. %. North
~ Nam street, will be IN the best possible
condition for visitors, and brilliantly iliu,opat-
ed I-IfIS EVENINrG, enl:~led with am
excellent band Of music.
This Museum has now been established three
years, and is more than thlec timcs as large as
when hrst opened many valuable cur!os itles
nave been recently added, among which are
the Jubata, or greut Ant Bear, tom South
America, ana some Iur.ons M.s.ors, very
amusing
MAJOR STEVENS, the wonderful little man
~ years old, 81 i-2 inches hlgn, and meir!l
ing only "a lbs. will be AT home" IN the Mn
scum, during these holidays, tor the pratiGca-
ton OF those Who wish to see and converse
win nm. Adinrtdn-o - lcnts, without dis
tincton Of age. ssptembcr
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CHOICE PEACHES


FH UT HILL, .HORTH FLO D-IIE.NrE
ME occupant Of this fashionable place of
"a resort, respectfully informs his friends
ana the public, that it is now oper for lin,
summer season: II Is situated ON an enlncnce
winch Commands beautlf.l v!ow o. ihe add
cent country, and it is ad.nntcd by all vho
nave VISITED 1t, to he a delightful place Of re-
sori TOR those IN pursuit oiease and conio,t:--
his reaches are now ri pc, aud consist of the
choicest Kind; consisting Of Fsench and ,ari-
Gus other kinds; be keeps all other kinds OF,
fru't that this climate atiord,; his Bar is sup-
Piied with choice Liquors, Wines, &c. his ta-
Die VIII at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections Of the market: his very
commodious Hall is furnished with Swings
wh,ch ~ an agreeable exercise fos oeniicuen
and ladies: his long Alleys arc III the best or
der Tor the accommodation OF those who win
please to visit his House for recreation. A few
boarders can be accommodated. All those
wishing to enjoy the country during the sum
mer season, will improve their health by visit
ing Fruit Hill, whore they can inhale the pure
air.
~, PET r THOMPSON.
North Providence, Sept. 5.
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VIE subscriber having taken the Store Ne.
To- south Water-strcet, offers for sale ,
s""e'a' assortment, OF Grocer'cs, on favorable,
terms WILLIAM n eIssArn>,"
August 29.
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' WEDNESDAY NEXT.


DANE r. BURGESS official drawing of
- the Washington Lodge Lottery, 10th
class.
The subscribers having been requested TO SUI
Perintend the drawing Of the Washington
Lodge Lottery, 10Th class, do hereby certify,
that the following we're the numbers which
were tins day drawn from the forty-two placed
in the wheel, viz.
IL lS Is 10 40 24
And that the said numbers were drawn in the
order IN which they stand above; that is to
say, No. i3 was the first that was drawn; No
Is was the second; No. l5 was the third; No.
~ was the fourth No 40 was the fifth; and
NO. "a was the sixth and last Witness our
hanas al Providence, this third day Of Sep
tember, 1927
VIM. L. ALDRICH.
j. l.. CLARK.
THOMAS A. LARNED.
September 5.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-04

Clarke, widow of slr Joseph Clarke, aged 30
years.
On Friday lsst, Benjamin Cornell, infant
son OF Capt. John R'Stanhope, aged year
and IL days
On Monday evening last, after lingering
illness, mrs. Penelope Dewick, widow Of mr..
Oliver Dewick, in the S0th year of her age.
Funeral TO morrow afternoon, from her late
residence in Charles.street, which her rela.
tons and friends are requested to attend, with
ont more particular invitation.
In Providence, on Sunday last, mfs. Phebe
Barker, wife of Col William G. Barker, and
daughter of mr.. Isaac Peck, in the 3Oth year
of her age. -
In Warren, on Wednesday last, Miss Bet.
scy Miller Carr, daughter of Captain Caleb
Carr. I'd, in the 2lst year of Der age. On the
evening other death, she and her sister went
short distance from home, in company with
young lady who had been passing a social
hour with them, and on their return some re-.
al or imaginary object affrigh,ed and caused
her immediate death.