Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28

2O Barrels Gatss' Gin; ~ do Phelps DO ss .sie hy
juno Is. No II South Water street.
79 ! s S:s:a, : s:::s S;'' 'is 1sst g. :'''
June q "a, South Waier-st.
40 Be,s Me-. Beef, received Pc. scoP Meridian,
June 81 4s, South waisrst.
PAVILION BOATS.
ME new and elegant boats ADELiNE and ELLrn win
run daily to and from Pavilion, for the accommodation
fhs boas win leave Ash,on's wharf, No si South Water
street, and the eastery end Of Dormnco street wharf, At 10
and Il O'Clock A. N. and at !, and O'Clock Fare
la l.2cents. B. T. FOSTER.
june %.
SAD TALES AND GLAD TALES,
BY REGINALD REYERIE.
tnv.sanl spirit, full Of Forms, Figures, Shapes, OBJ
jects, dess, Apprehensons Notions Revolutions ess
bego, In the ventrce Of Memory norscd in the Womb Of
pia mater and delivered upon the meowns Of Occaion"
for sale by A. 8. BECKWlEH.
june IS.
RECORDS OF THE INQUISITION,
YNRANsLATEDf from the original manuscript, foe sale
jun. 3. n NJ i is fsSsssrs: a.'sss.;'.s.
TALES OF PETER FARLEY.
A BOUT Europe with Ensvinss JUS .sssiyss and for
june %.
| BOARDERs WANTED.
MFRS. CORNET, No 70 Westminster street. can accom-
INl modate four or five gentlemen Boardes june 25
MONEY AND DRAFTS.
CURRENT Money, wanted and Drafts on Boston and
~ New-York, for sale at ALIENS
Good Current Money, for sale at Ia per cent discount.
.-..o -.
NOTICE.
Proprietor Of the PAyiLIos has recently erected
wharf, or landing place, for the accommodation of gen
tee parties sailing upon our river.
Al low tide Keep the channel of the river for about
me then steer directly for the landing place, upon which
red 1a signal al flag will constantly be h0s'ed r. vosrpo
THIS DAY.
4h nc Cha. Of The Csnneseu. Lottery draws IL H:
Lowest prize, $50 Tickets s2 and shares IN PrcRot0n Tor
New Office, No. Canareet, (opposte the Fish Market)
WHITE MICE" .
THIS DAY.
HtONNECTICUT Lottery, 4th class, to bo drawn In
FOUR PRIZEs OF $1,000.
Besides number Of smaller to be had for S2-shares
| In proporion-bui very few remaining hand Please
DINNEFoRD's,
and +. Ss;&snss a1Sn S' M II THS. 1udn
Cash paid for przes without discount for interest.
| june %.
NEw-YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
IL HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000
Tickets g. parts in proportion s5 "a s1s s!opn,s e,
Lottery and Exchange Office No a. Union Buildings, at
THIS DAY.
| Lopest prize S2 5o-7fekas ea
CtoNNEoTICUT LOTTERY, class Nc. 4, for the benefit
~ Of Groton Monument A.ocaio be drawn at Hart
''' '' ' FOUR PRIZES OF $1,000.
EVANS s. co.'s.
-. No. 80, Market street.
Order. from .bro,d puue,uay attended and !. Losy
THIS DAY.
| Four Prizes Of One Thousand Dollars.
~ city Of Hartford, Thi. Day.
Whole Tickets 81 and shares in proportion may be had in
| every variety Of numbers, at
PAINE & BURGESS,
June os. No. u. Market square, Up saisS J
THIS DAY.
EOURTH class Of the Connecticut Lottery, for the benefit
II Of the Groton Monument Association, to be drawn at
| Hartford, rh, Day.
| FOUR PRIZES OF $1,000.
Whoes g. and shares in proporonor sale in great
| ricty Of numbers, 1t
| ALIENS
Truly Lucky Office, No. II, Market Street:
Bank Notes examnod and a Lottery information given
| gratis. June a.
| THIS DAY.
-Four Prizes of One Thousand Dolais.
| TONNECTICUT LOTTERY, Class 4tb, for 1922 to he
- drawn This Day June %.
! 4PRIZES OF $1,000.
| Tickets %, shares in proportion for sale at.
MOSES BAKER, r.
June % Canal Lottery Office, No3 Ia Canal street.
h THIS DAY.
! Four prizes of 8 lOO0-Lopest prize 50 so.
| 6N0NNECTICUT LOTTERY, class 4, TO be drawn At
\ II 4 H.rtf, n.vI Inns Tieke