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with the powder and shot, ana OF course
the gungoes ffimmediately.--Eag. PnDer.
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struggle. Belonging to the great body Of
the DeOnle neither faariuU RI loee nor
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whose memory all now venerate, has es-
ahIisbed firmly and we think hanpily
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REBELLION IN THE STATE PRISON.

A more Impressive exhibition OF moral couT-
! age opposed To The widest ierocry under The
most appalling circumstances. was never seen.
A, than that which was Witnessed by the officers
of our State Prison, IN the great rebellion winch
occurred about five years since. lhree con-
vcts had bven senten ted under the rules OF the
Prison to be whipped IN toe yard, and by some
, effort of one OF the otser PRISONERS, door had
been opened at md day, communicating with
the great dining hall, and through the warden 5
lodge with The street. The dining hall Is long
dark and damp, from its situation near the
surface of the ground, and in this all the prls-
oners assembled, with clubs and such tools as
they could seize in passing through the work
shops. Knives. hammers, and chIssels, with
every variety OF such weapons, we're IN the
hands OF the ferocious spirits, who are drawn
away from their encroa chments on society,
forming a conQregation of strength, vIieness,
and talent, that can hardly he equaled on
earth, cven among the famed brigands oi lloly.
Men Of all ages and characters, gully OF every
variety of infamous crimes, dressed IN the mot.
ley and peculiar garb of the institution, and
displaying TIE wild aud demoniac appearance
that always pertains to imprisoned wrctches,
we're gathered ,nge her Cor the single uipose
of preventing the punishment which was 10 DC
inflicted on The morrow, upon their comrades.
The warden, the surgeon, aud some other Off
GERS of the Prison weIe there at the time, and
were alarmed at the consequences likely 10
ensue from the conflict necessary TO restore
order. They huddled together, and could
scarcely he SAID to consult, as the stoutcst
among them lost all presence Of mind IN over
whel.ning fear. The news RAPIDLY spread
through the town, and u subordinate ofhcer OF
most mid and KIND disposition, hurried to the
scene, and came calm and collected INTO the
midst of he officers. The most equable tenn
pered and the mdest man in the government
was, IN this hour Of peril, the firmos,. lie IN
stanly despatched a request to MAJOR VAN.
wright, commander OF the marines stationed
at tho Navy Yard for assistance, and declared
his purpose to enter into the hall and try the
force of firm dsmeanor and persuasion upon
tho enrsged multitude. All his brethren ex-
claimed against an attempt so full OF hazard;
but in vain. They offered him arms, sword
and pistols, but he refused them and said, that
he had no fear, and in case Of danger arms
would do him no service; and alone. with
only a little rattan, which was his usual walk
ing stuck, he advanced into the ball to hold
parley with the sclec,ed, congregated. and
enraeed villains of the whole commonwealth.
lie demanded their purpose m thus coming
toRctber with arms, in violation Of lhs Prison
lawt Thoy replied, iha, troy wgrs deteru 4 cd
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DUMFRIEs' HIGHLY APPROVED
EVE WATER

VBSIIS safe and powerful wash for iafamed Eyes,
Il stands pre- eminent among the multitude of ordinary
preparations for this purpose. Tie most obstinate the
slight pamiios Of thlt delicate yield to this
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone o the diseased On eyes the ecc
Is highly santay. In of years standing, the most
expc,ed relief has been received, after other applications of
inferior efficacy Ind failed Weakness soreaess aud 9TH
conpins Of the Eyes, peeeng from coids, have hecn
permanently renpved. Those wlio pronounce il 10 I've
tie hest preparation for this complaint they met with
especially in obstinate Of and nlamation-
Price p coats per bofiIe.
ALso1'ho celebrated Cambran Tooth 9eht Pills, which
give inmeddte relief without the lc injury 10 the Teeth
On trial this will be fund of the best remedies known
for this p1niiil complaint. Price 30 cents a box.
tf Prepared aud sold wholesale, by II. KIDDER, propri-
etor of the "Coanap Medicine - Counting Room IN Cham
bers No 20, Corner Count aud Hanover Streets and
retail by his special appointment ttogether with MI the the
different articles Of the Conway Mcfcincl by the following
Druggists, viz JOSEPH BAiClI Jr. and
JOHN n. MASON x Co
ttOhscve genuine without the written signature
Oft KlDDER, on the outside printed wrapper
I.nrrc discount In tIoee who buy TO sell again.
ADrl q.
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gC-BOOTS * SHOE ..fu


E. II. RICHARDSON has the pleasure Of inform
- ing his friends and the public that he has taken the
adjoining Store, No l5i To 53 Washington Street, oston,
directly opposite to the Old South Church. for the express
purpose Of accommodating those who purchase Tor the
try retail trade and hopes by constant unrenttng atten
ton to oil orders, a share of public fvors.
CONDITIONS.
Under 800 Cash,
Over 100 months,
500 months.
Any article in his line, furnished the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colored heel and spring heel Slippers.
Misses and Chdren's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID American and Russia Calf walking Shoes,
and heel pumps with good assortment of Childen's red
yellow green bue and coored Dooees and strap
Shoes
Gentlemen's fine calf horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and New. York Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining Skins, Cucnea Sewer, ali of those
tcles warranted first rate.
j. E. II. r. requests those who wish purchase call
and examine his Stock is fresh and direct from tho diff
ferent manufactures
All those who will favor him with their ORDERS shall
ceive the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 If
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pAwTuCKET HOTEL.
g II EDWARnS

HNONTINUES to keep the abuve establishment and Is
~ prepared 10 accommodate people Of business and gentle
visn. this village, in manner, he trusts, will be sat
sictory TO these who may favor him with their company
The house has latey been thoroughly repilied and mate
rally Improved, which! renders il of the most
diois establishments in this vicinity.
1PGuod Horses and Chases kept for the accommoda
on of his customers, who may wish To visit the numerous
and elegant manufactures IN te vicinity. Also good Hack
and careful driver Is attached 10 the lioie Careful and
eenced attend the Sable where horses will be kept
reasonable terms.
The following Lines of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where be taken for almost every
ton oftlie country, wiz
Boston Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and keene do
Taunton and New Bedford do;
Slatersvlle Accommodation do;
Pawtucket and Providence Hourly do
Paw Icket march 10. lSJS
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DOCTOR BROWNELL.

THE RLFND DOCFOR,
UNIFORMS the inlabtans of Rhode island and the ada
IL cent towns Of Massachusetts, that he continues prac.
tce for diseases Of the blood, generally with The un
Hilelcd He cures, Jamndce bipIs complaints
sick Head Ache, Asthma, Phil,se, Inflammation the
Liver, any part fthe b1iy-Rheunasn aud Inhimna
tory Rheumatism, Sail Rheun, Piles Indigestion, Scald
Head, ST. Ntus Dance, Scrofua Kings Evil, and all
diseases arising from impure state of the blood. Isprac
tice Is safe and simple, and his medicines confined to the
vegetable kngicm. During paciice of fourteen years,
Doctor Bowne has had the astonishing For
the greater relief of individuals, he travels through Of
the o the State, md he consulted almost amy
time. Those persons who reside in pr prvience, and wish
avail themselves Of the Blind Doctors services
their commands with Mrs. Butrnan, High Street.
ADrjl2
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JAMES TUCKER.

AS constantly on hand, general assortment OF
II Cloths, Cassnercs, Vestngs and Trimmings Of the
most fashionable patterns.
ALSO-constantly hand extensive assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting of Blue, Black, Olive
and Mixed DREss CoATs.
Blue, Olive, Claret Brown Mixed and corbeau FRooKs
and SURTOUTs.
Blue, black olive drab, mixed and white Broadcoth and
Cashmere PANTALooNs.
Velvet silk, moeskin, cashmere, toiaet, Valencia and
Marseies VESTS.
LikEWISE-Cambet and plaid Cloaks and Great Goats,
Linen and cotton Shirts, ready for immediate use,
Linen and silk Pocket ilandkerchieis, hemmed,
White muslin and canbric Cravats, hemmed,
Imitation linen canbric Cravats,
Black figured and plain Cmvats,
Lambs wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waerloo Cravais,
Gloves, Of all descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas Sc &c.
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PROVIDENCE WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g.

asleep in such good company The moment
she dropped into a slumber he WAS before her
she beheld his deep melting glance, she fell
the ardent pressure Of his hand end she awoke
in delirium Of Joy. He was every thing she
could wish, he was the substantial reality OF
of her day dreams, he was tho God of her idol
airy. "And do love hinl inquired She "No
certainly not"-but her heart answered ''yes!'
Did she then love q, first sight!-No! She
had seen him thousand times in her magina-
ton she had loved the shadow, and how
could she avoid then loving the rea!ty' A long
week passed awa,. and the American did not
anxiously expected an evening visit from blri;
but the clock had already struck nine and no
one had passed the threshold she WAS about
retiring to rest, when she heard loud rap at
The door. She opened it in great agitation.
A little barefoot boy stood before her" Ny
good lady," said lie my mother is taken
worse and wants TO see you immediately
Mary hastily equipped herself and sailed out
to visit the poor woman. The boy fastened
her on until they came to the skirts of large
wood.
Il Think said she TO the boy, I'VE shall short
en- the distance much, by crossing these woods. ;
"Why yves" stammered lie, perhaps we
should, but l don't like TO 60 that way,
for they tell strange stories about that WOOD" !"
"Fear not" said Mary, trust TO Providence
and we need not doubt lis protection. Your
mother stands in need Of immediate assistance
and we should not suffer an undue regard for
our own safety to interfere with tho duties
which we owe to the unhappy"
The boy mas silent and she led the way,
until they had rea ched the middle Of tho wood.
whats that'" cried the youth suddenly,
and pointing to little hollow on their left
men slowly emerging from a thIcket ana
approached the spot where she stood. She
moved steadily on ana endeavoured TO appear
unconcerned, but they advanced INTO the md
die o, the path and came 10 a stand directly IN
front of her. They maintained u rigid silence.
until sine attempted TO pass them, wnen both
seized her at once and old her II she would
quietly submit to their unchaste wishes, she
should be unframed, but that if she nado the
the least resistance, they would put her to in
stant death.
She called aloud for assistance, when one Of
the ruiiians struck her with his fist. and feled
her to the earth: the other poceeded to the
grossest ind entities; and, spite Of Mary's strug.
giles seemed about to carry his point, when Eer
juvenile companion, indignant al the sight, 1,
seized club; and so belahoured him, that ho
Cor a momen, let 20 his hold to revenge him
self on the young assallant. Mary sprung on
her feet and attempted 20 fly, when the other
wretch seized her IN his arms-she thought
herself lost, but the loud cracking Of leaves
and dried sticks announced that some one was
approaching with rapid strides.
[To BE CONTINUED
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

ALDEN AK NULD.
A Nos g, 10 and IA South Man-stree', has recently
IN extended his business, aud ia prepared 10 execute
the orders of his friends and patrons He offers for sale at
his original stores,
2 pipes Brandy, (Seignete BIand)
do Hollands tin,
8 hhds. 81 Crox Rum, pure az imported,
10 bbls. American Gin, very superior,
2hhds. Surinam Moasses,
hhd. New Orleans Sugar
WINES.
Old Madeira Sicily Madeira, old Port Lisbon, Tenerife,
Comenar, Malaga, Catalonia Msca and Claet, in bottles
TEAS.
Tyson Young Iyson Hyson skin, Souchong, Caper Sou
chong and Pouchong Teas.
FRUITS.
% boxes Oranges, 4, ,r;n. o,,a,
IS do Lemons :" P'"''e o''''
~ bOxes Mnscatel Rasns,
Is do Bloom do
Prnes, Dates, Figs, Almonds, &c. sc.
Together with general assortment OF Groceries,
which warranted 10 be of the very best quality.
may 81. ALDEN ARNOLD.
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RE.AL ES14TE FOR SIZE.

RETL ESTTTE FUR SHIE.
TIME undersigned, offers for sale, and lot situat.
u ed on Pawtuye Street, in OF the most agreeable
sections of the The house new, story high
gambrel roof6d and finished in the modern style. The
lot Is 30 feet f MT Pawtxe Street. and 90 feet Deep
This estate Is peculiarly calculated for young mechanic,
or indeed for any who is fond Of the cottage e and
numerous advantages other estate Of the
vicinity II will be sold reasonable and accommodating
terms, for which pelse TO apply al the Office Of the Literary
Cadet, or TO the owner OF the estate, PawInxet Street
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March
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MORE NEW GOODS

JUST rcce ved aui for sale, iws. au Jaoone Muslin plan
~ anl figured; Linen Cambc iliki, anl imitation il: dur
~ Irish Linens m inen Cantlics; Ssi,. and JacoG,
white AMI figured Cravats horseain white anI black sA
kid Gloves; dib aud other colOred Sewing Silks black
white silk Hose, 1nl half d1 dab silk Half Hose
AMI elegant article; brown ani white French Dring blue
Nankin Belt Ribbons; Feather Fans Rich Brocade Shaw E
great variety, elegant, &c. by GLADDlNG
SWEET, No. d Market square. July 2
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PROPOSALS.

INOR publishing nv subscription, An Historical Account
of the Greek Gevp,iipn. from is commencement In
Januirv, 1919, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, NJ ID. Surgeon
In the Greek service.
TERMs.-.t whl he published In nm octave volume, Of
about fur hnd et p'ges neatly printed good plper.-
Prize 20 subscribers. 3 50.
Subscriptions Cor the work. win hn received bv Thomas
A. Webb NJ. D Merlin Robinson, A. =. Reckwith. Brew
er 4 Wilcox, iIu;clicns Cory, provldence-J Mnire,
Pawucke, and by the principal Booksellers throughput the
United Shites. march IL
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FRENCH CURLS.

UUSr received by the subscriber No 25 Market street.
- good assortment Of French Cus Purand Frzzetts,
Of te' most fashionable kinds and warranted Of superior
quality.
Constantly on hand, Trenc's celebrated Soap for extract
Ing OIL Grease, Paint, Tar &c from gentleman's clothing,
aud wooden cloth, and capetng of every descpton and
will spots stains caused by grease OIL soil of
any kind, from Silks, aitins Nernos Canton Grapes Bonn
bazines, and ladies' dresses of every descriptions without do
Ing the east injury To either Gloss, Colour quality with
printed directions for use.
july D. EDVARD MiLER.
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WILLIAM WALL,

OFFERS for sale al his So,r, 10. ID South Min-stre
~ the ioliowin. Articles, At whp.c.alc AMI reiai;-
10000 Spanish Cigars, selected from the best Manufactures
in Cuba
20 barrels Mess polk
200 IIsms--iJ chests Tea
800 gallon, OH casks Rice-2O barrels Flour
hhds st. Clois Rum
pun heons pure Jamaica Spirits
20 quarter casks Lisb II aai Malaga Wines
200 gallons superior Port Wihe
few boxes CMet-o boxes Champagne
2 pipe. Holland Gin
ditto cognsc Brandy
10 SAGA, Live Geese Feathers
Together with every article called for in the Grocery line
July g. t.
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BELLEyUE HOTEL-NEWpORT.

vuyIlE public respectful, informed, that sddhona
he'd. have been added 10 hi. Esiablihntnt which vii
eensequenl arsd accommodation 10 vrr' 'or the re
,,.;ndee NJ IN. season e. August 9.
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arrives IN ~ -ton, al lin past J. j. NJ.
Books kept at the stage office (spencer's IIoel) at the
Washington te, i'ussoy's Hotel and Stones Tavern.
The Dfivers of this line Of stages drive through Ia usou
and business entrusted them will be pnnctualy
tendei to.
Passengers in the steam boats from New York. always
be certain Of finding o the coaches of this line
IN readiness the boat WHAT, 10 take passengers
through to Boston. A. FULLER, Agent, Boston.
August B. o. LOTHROP, Agent, PrOrdence.
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REIICIOUs EVENTS.

EIfsroRIrAL Religious Events, illustrated by ioriy'S
eopperpate engraving. beng sreion Of the mod I'm.
porsn and nte sting Religious Eyens which have hanpited
since IN. o thu Christian Era TO the present
a, al. hv HUTUUEkS Il CORY
Iur,i ts No. !, Mrksirrert
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EMORY WASIIBURN.

COUNSELLOR ar L4W,
UAs removed to WoscEsrrR, (Mass.) where he has
n II opened m office, and win faithfully attend 10 any
professional business committed 10 bis charge.
WtLpsR, T.sn.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

a VALUABLE FARM and TAVERN STAND, stu
IA aed In the of the OF Shu'ebury, aboi 40
miles from Worcester and about 10 miles from Amherst
Colleges The Farm consists of about l20 Of Land.
Attached To the Farm valuable two story dwelling
house. with barns, carriage house, &c On the premi-
the celebrated Mineral Springs, which have performed
so many wonderful cures The stand has long time been
improved a Il.dise OF Entertainment, aud with little al
eraton and improvement together wi the custom TINT the
Springs will most assiredly draw, vii! insure it very lib
erai share of pltroilage.
The above Property will be sod great bargain the
proprietor wishei retire from business; and liberal credit
will be given for considerable part Of the purchase money,
If requested. For further particulars, inqlre f
MARTIN STbDDAnD,
July %. MOL, Mukoi squire
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CABrNET FURNITURE

NO %, BNUHD SINEET.
THNllE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
Keep always on hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture made Of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Sssa S;s,,: an and Tables.
Bureaus. various patterns and szes
Work Tables, SC. &c.
Those in want If any articles in line, will find to
their interest give call before purchasing,
determined to sell Us cheap any reeu Cabinet Maker, in
this town, aud Furniture heng manufactured imne-
ialely under direction, will be warranted equal
10Th in materials and workmanship, to any made In this
IitrY.
Junctlia!'y attended to.
may 1y. SAMUEL. & JOSEPH RAWSON.
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MOTT ON INTEMPERANCE

a APPEAL To the temperate, the rise q tsiemps-
n rance 10 three paus-ty Samuel Mott Jt. For ..e by
HUTOnENs 4 CORY
Augut - Ne. !, Msrkst-sfreet
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

According tie laws in force, the ensuing choice OF
Electors will be male in several States Of the union in th,
following manner;
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OF those, 1872 are necessary to constitute choice by tn
Electoral Colleges.
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STAGE NOTICE.

Boston and Providence Com
Line nf Stages, leave
SIencsr's Manufactures Iloel
Providence, every morning at
half past 7 o'clock, A. NJ. and
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n6seaas
o. Nv. MORNING, NlGeq
More fresh Dry Goods. =

II YLE& DAWSON. have received by the last 4 ,
N walls from New York. an additional supply Of sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF the toll
lowing articles
Extra super blue cloths
Superfine steel mixed and olive do
Blue cassmeres and pelisse cloths
Crimson moreens
2 cases ladies' bolivars
do white merino long shawls
do scarlet do do do
= do squar. shawls assorted colo9-s
q bales Sd brown shifting
do 7-8 do do
Blue, black sresde nap extra quality
Coloured do do
Forences assorted colours
Satins do do
/ case lawns, some extra fine
l do apron checks do do
81 blk and white bobinett lace
A large assert ment of ginp's and piping cords
A. and Ga checked musns beautiful goods
A. and 4 null mus'ins, extra fine
A large assortment of swiss muslin capcs and col
lars, needle work
Foundation muslins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buck skin very superior -
Blk bobinett lace wells, large size and elegant
rich borders,
Together with their former stock, enables H., NJ to
offer almost every article in their line, ofthe latest
potatons Purchasers are invited TO call and exam
inc before they purchase elsewhere, they will find il
to their advantage.
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Pork.

0O Bbs. ness pork na,,v,rt on, ;rne c,;on
~ 10 do prime do 5 wy
For sale by LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
ian4
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Mackarel, Rum, &c.
Mn Bbls No. ! and 2 fall ackarel
~ 20 tierces N. E. rum
9 hhtls Jamaica do
3 pipes old London brandy, 6 years old
do do Weisp gin
90 bbls crab cider
6 sacks soft shell almonds. just received and
for sale by "ahhS IhVIN.
STORE,
90 hhds whiskey
10 bbls do
10 cases pound lump tobacco, warranted
10 kegs Leiper's SNUFF
chests Gunpowdertea
cases fooiscap and letter paper
boxes pipes
$50 boxes soap dec 70
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
HUAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
and the Cambria, at N. York. the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
orapproved notes. on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 3, 81 and d point
rose do from 81 to 1874
50 and O. fushngs
Extra superfne black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double millcd drabs
Schoheld' s lannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toile-
nett vestings
a., 5 T., and So Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shad and herring seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No 16 to 80
which with his stock of goods on hand renders his
sortment pretty general -,
By the Ship Boston, expected daily, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double Gloster CHEESE of first qua
ltv IF sept 10