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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-30

Book FAIR. A trade sale Of Books was held
in Boston on the 22d inst, which brought to-
gether great number of Booksellers from
various parts of the country. In the afternoon
about three hundred of "the Trade" dined at
the Exchange Coffee House. Among the re-
gular toasts given on the occasion were the fol-
lowing.
Paper makers Jugglers who conjure old
shirts into neao sheetS-nigktcdpS into fools.
cap-and what is discarded by the body, into
fit clothing for the mind-Let us take care these
coni"rars aen't turn booksellers into bankrupts
PTanterS Let there be no useless sorts, none
that give bud impressions, and may ali neO
founts keep clear the Old Nick
The neat President. Johns son or jacks
sonwmay his works bear Stereotyping.
me dgitationS Of Literature, which keep
Books from being StatiOnary-and if controuer
So must come, may we do our best to make it
go off.
TIE ladies. The binders of our affections
the folders, g0therers, and collectors of our en-.
joyments.
Ecery one Of Us. When his Life is finished,
may its pages be we'll justified, and the uoiums
show correct table of contents
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16
FOREIGN.
From the N. Y. american,

LATEST FROM EuRorE.---The Packet ship Can
ada, Rodgers, master, from Liverpool, brings us
papers from that place of 18th and from London of
10th ult. which still are indefinite as to the main
question of peace in Europe. Russia had
granted peace to Persia, accepting very large
sum of money, and two past provinces induce
ment thereto Meantime, the Emperor waits in
st. Petersburg, as the London Courier assures us,
TO hear the reports Of his ambassadors at foreign
courts before he leaves there to JOIN the army. An
article from the latest Courier, az to the effect upon
the existence and obligations OF the treaty Of 9th
July. of a war between Russia and Turkey, will be
found among our extracts, and read with interest," if
not with entire comprehension of its real import and
meaning. Bells Weekly Messenger of the 18th of
April, makes the following remarks:
"Theris no foreign intelligence of any impor-
ance. In Portugal, Don Miguel seems to meet with
more impedments than were at first expected, but
the disposition Of the people, under the influence
Of their priests, seems much BIASED towards ar
btrary power, that we have little doubt but that
the free charter will be at last overturned. We
sincerely trust that we shall not send another expe-
dltion to set it upon its legs again.
| In France there has recently been considerable
agitation. The produce of the finances for the
year has been less than was expected by some mil
lions, and it is sau that new taxes to be impos-
ed to serious amount. But the most exraordina-
ny thing in France is, that the Government is about
to increase the army by an addition Of 10000 men
thus making altogether standing military body OIL
100000. tits demanded, what is meant by this aug
mentation in state of peace?'
The late papers give an extract from the Austrian
Observer, which imports that the Greeks under
Fabwer, beseig,ng the fortress of Scio, have beer
routed by troops landing from flying squadron
from the Dardanees, and that the place itself was
relieved. We disposed to doubt ITS accu
racy.
t Don Miguel in Portugal, is undisguisedly aiming
at the SOY ereignty. Mean time he is prey te
the basest fears The Courier of the 18th thu
!. speaks Of him.
81 There is no further intelligence from Lisbon thi
morning. All the intelligence that has yet arrive
r is ofthe gloomiest description. The apprehension
to which Don Miguel is a constant prey, remind
r of the precautions which despots have been in tn
habit of practising with respect to their dress diet
J aud sleep. Some have worn armour under thei
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16

cloaths Others have changed their bed rooms high
Nv others have refused 10 take amy food that
had rot been previously tasted. Don Mguel's DIN
ners are always dressed by his nurses negress. Per
sons whom he can rely upon are stationed at the
door of Iii. bed chamber. Certain precautions are
adopted preparatory TO his being approached by
strangers Ambition must have charms, indeed, to
induce a man TO submit to such sacrihces. Yet,
dreaded as Don Miguel on all sides, tits not from
decision or energy of character, but from the uni
yersa belief that he will not shrink from any act
rimd by nature it is not to be wondered at that he
is vindictve.
The British troops had all left Lisbon. fleet,
however, remained in the Tagus, and the forts at
the mouth of that river were garrisoned by British
marines. The French troops were also immediate.
~ to evacuae Spain, even 10 Cadlz, notwithstan-
ding rumors to the contrary. The deficiency in
the French funds was, it was said to be supplied by
loan, proposition concerning which had been made
to the chiids-who consulted the Chancellor of
the Exchequer and the Duke OF Wellington in rela
ton thereto These Ministers, however, are re-
ported to have declined offering any advice or opln.
ion on the subject.
The quarters revenue in England ending in the
first week in April, exceeded by between 5 and
f6O0OoO that Of the corresponding quarter OF las.
year.
Parliament re-assembed on the 14h- These
Ministers of Commons not making quorum adjourn.
ed till the next day.
We do not preccive that the proposed alterations
in the Corn Laws produced any effect upon the grain
market. In any event. at the rate Of duties contem-
plated it does not seem to that this country is to
gain any thing by the new legislation, even if ii pre-
vail.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16
TRIBUTE OF REsPECT TO MIR. CLAY.
From, The National mteliigencey.

Mr.. Secretary CLAY, finding himself in delicate
health, and DESTROYS of awaiting himself Of the most
repued medical advice, left this City few days ago
for Philadelphia, for that purpose. 1t gives plea
to learn, that he is considered BY the physicians
to be free from any disease but debility. accustomed
by too close devotion to his public duties. We
learn, from the following notice and correspondence,
that MIR. Clay arrived at Baltimore on his return,
on Monday evening, and may be expected in this
city to day.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16

Here farmers is i promising market opened for
vou-and when YOU consider, that the I'd,.B grant
ing protection to cotton fabrics, was passed, ~ io-4
oni and that this market has arisen since that short
uerlod-tigure to yourselves III your own minds,
that as like causes produce like effects, thai anot-
er and mes market, would have been 0peneo LOT
Won. in the numerous zuooi'en establishments, that
would have sprung up, as II by magic mol IN Tue Guy
alone but more generally diiused over the country,
because. the raw material would there have been
found. and that your wool should have found GER
tam and profitable sale. What il is now on can
feehnglv tell when it is not only unsdiea0fe at any
price but when it cannot even be battered IN ex-
change for CLOTH & when the factories are shutup go
ing to decay, and the weayers artisans discharged
because your representatives have joined the South
ern men. and betrayed your interests. they VIII
tell you no, they have a1ed foreign wool TO protect
YOU cents per pound, but then, II 50 happens that
none of this sort ofwool is produced by goar sheep
Whence then is their protection, IN nnGttuse in the
clouds. Go TO the factories aud tell them, as your
representatives, say they have taxed this foreign
gool cents, they can surely now atfo TO buy
your wool, and see what they will answer. They
will reply we asked for bread anal they have gwen
US a stone; you sent them. and you must ABIDE by
the consequences but let return to the recapit-
nlaion ofthe cotton weavers.
1900 Wey'rs. S5 per week is per an. 1,l7o,Ooo
900 Overs 5 do. do. 90 200
300o Snoolers. at rs cents Ill 900
5000 Bobbn winders, at 81 100000
1o4 Wrappers 5 per week 27,o4o
so Establishments. average rent $3.50 5000
500 Houses occupied by weayers 10 100000
S1,58I,O4
per annum. al 2 els. 228,oo
35 lbs. of -four per week, or 1920
per annunl at > a,lOo
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16

$1,000 yards of goods perday, makes
ing days-l6 cents per yard
Which at 4 yards of cloth. per pound
OF cotton, would require per annum, raw
cotton, 6.o75 900 lbs. (amount per bale,
each weighing 33l lbs.-2o,2 $50 balesl
6,U7o,00o lbs. at II cents per lbs. IS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19
DEATHS.

In this town, OH Monday last, Mr.. William Bill
lngs, in the S5th year Of his age.
On Friday evening last, Samuel James, infant son
Of Col. Joshua B. Wood.
In East Greenwich, Mr.. Pardon Clark, aged 73,
formerly Of StoningtoD..
In Bristol, Capt. Hendrick Van Rhyn, ofSt Mar
tins, late of the Dutch brig Hope, aged S5
10 Uxbridge, on Monday last, Phcbc q. Capron,
wife Of EfFngham l., Capron, aud daughter of iona.
<hau Congdon, Of this town. Funeral this afternoon
At 2o'clock, from her late rcsidense in Uxbridge.
In Copenha agen, in December last, Edward Whoa
fon ESQ. son Of DR.. Low Wheaton, of this town.
He was attached to the American Legation at the
Court Of Denmark.
At Warehouse Point, Conn. llth inst. Mrs. Mar
iha Jenckes, wife OF Gen. Charles Jcnckes, and
daughter Of the late Col. Elisha Mowry, Of Smith
field. aged about so years.
In Charleston, S. e. LIST inst. Captain Thomas
Paine, in the 69th year of his age. lie was native
Of thus State but has resided in Charleston nearly 10
years. tho last l3 Of which he was Harbour Master Of
tho Port.
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NEW BEDFORD, March l3 Arr sloop Geo
.& Phebe, West, Providence.
I4,b, arr ship Persia, Russell, Pacific Ocean, Wis
Newport.
WARREN, March II Arr schr Toison, Eddy
New York.
SALEM, March 4.-Cld brgs Rogue, Soaver
Now Orleans; Amazon, Lcfavour, Havana; Henry,
brown, Hasti, Virginia, Lcavitt, India.
PORTLAND, March ll.-Arr brig Helen, Pur-
rington, Havana.
i4th, arr brig volga, Gushing, uavaps.
18th. arr bog Wellington, Robinson, Havana;
schr Wallace, Smith, Frcdcrcksbu
CID brigs Niagara, Dockray, Gs,daloupe; Forest,
Davis, Cuba; Ann, Jewett, do.
BOSTON, March H.-Arr ship London Packet,
Hunt, London, I'd Feb, brig Falcon, Somers, Pa.
lermo, 2gih Dec.
CID ship Eleanor, Child, New Orleans.
18th. arr ships Mary Ca,harine. Hodsson, Liver
pool; Leoniias, Busnon. Charleston; brgs Asia,
Bowers, Palermo, Dec 20; Louisiana, Cooper, from
Cronstadtj Rapid, Stevens, Providence.
Cid brig James, Barker, Halifax.
18th, arr ship Bashsw, Calender, Liverpool, Feb
cl; brig George Henry, Wales Halliav.
l7h, arr briggs Rhine, Robbins, IIlyrc, Feb. Fl;
Ohio, Breed, Rotterdam,
CID brig Gallo, Percival, Baltimore; schr Eliza
Am, Richardson, S: Peters.
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PRIZE COMPOSITION.

A God Medal OF t value " $50 vii be awarded % The
"a author of lc beA original rusiGl copp lston, adapt
ed 70 w'sds, and arranged sony with ncconpin,entS
for the Pnnp Force whole occupy mt more than four
nor less than lgcs o the usual uf musical picn.
lions, and 10 bo forwarded within iur weeks by ma, q, oa
wise, pt paid, to H. T. Chaplin Providence r. Or Mcssrs.
Dubois Stosut, New York.
The essays to he accompanied by sellcl conrnnca
os enclosing the II the authors with other parc,
lars, and lie le 20 the aud decision three cop,
Potent judges WHO will unsea and Judge of the conniicn-
cations, aud auswt " the successful conpstor tho Prize
Medal The prize composition Is intended fr the fra nun
bcr of publication about be- established and devoted to
Music.
One OF mdrc papers In Boston, Ncwymk, Philadelphia
Baltimore aud Charleston, respectfully solicited copy
The above. inifrh ~
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The ship Hoogly, Bacon, for Calcutta 20,h May,
is up at Boston.
The brig Bogotn, Sheffield, for Gibraltar April l,
is up At New York.
=. The Rhine at Boston, fr Havre, has goods for C.
Potter, Providence.
MIR. Cox, sc .ond officer ftEe Buck, wrecked on
the Coast OF SunatTa, has arr at Salem.
A Col. scnr Of pivot gun and about 35 mon, was
cruising OIL Cape st Vincent, Jan 3. Dec 30th, off
the Cape, sho captured and manned Spanish vessel,
from Bilboa for Seville and sent the crow into Ca.
diz.
Hamburg, Feb I2.-since Friday hight, q Sc
we're Frost has put a stop to all navgation."
Bremen, Feb l3.-Severe frost has set in, and
the Wesor is full Office"
In Grmsby Roads, Jan 18th, brig Sarah Leo, NJ
Kenze, Of this port, fr Hull, for st Ubes.
Al Leghorn, Jan s. brig Day, Stoddard, N York;
l2ih, Potomac, do.
A, Madras, Sept 3D., ship Pacific, Woo,en. from
Philadelphia.
Al Cowes, Jan 7, brig Garnet, Torrsy, Havana,
with loss Of bulwarks and man. Sailed 18th, ship
Augusta. fr Batavia, Tor Rotterdam.
At st Helena, Dec l5tbfThulc, Gibraltar; 23i,
Nile, Batavia for Antwerp Isabella, Calcutta, for
London; 2ith, Mariner, Batavia, for Holland.
At Tarrsgona, Jan 26, brig James Noble, Lewis,
Rio Jancito.
Sailed fr Clyde, Feb 10, Brilliant, y York.
At Gravesend, Feb l7th, ship Cambria, Griswold,
N York.
At Naracaibo, 10Th ult schr William, Warner,
for N York, in 8 ds.
The ship Atlas, Lawton, for this port, soon, was
up at Liverpool 2lst u!t.
Brig Harvest, Eldred, of Newport, from Havana,
via Havrc, arr at Rochelle 18th ult.
The brig Ocean, of New York, Just arr from Ma
dclra Vas the only Am vessel At CALCUTTA the last Of
Noyemberi a Salem shi? had touched and proceeded
for India
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NEW YORK. March ls-Arr Br brig Dappcr


NEW YORK, March l3.-Ar Br brig Dapper
Dickenson, Hull Jan. l8, ,Orkncys goth.
18th, arr ships Jas. Cropper, Graham, Liverpool;
Now York. Bennett, do; Salem, Richardson, do;
Mary and Susan, Gambler, do; France, Funk, Ha-
yre; barquo Dale, Hudson, Liverpool; briggs Henry,
Rowland, Maracaibo, 2j; Amanda, Gibbs. Bor.
deaus, u; schr North Carolina, Allen, Washington,
c.
Cid ships Don Quixotte, Whatall. Havro; Virgin
ia, Collins, Vera Cruz; briggs Galaxy. Swift, Ha-
vanaj Gen. Pacs, Clark, Curacao; Paul Jones. Rog-
ers. Mobile; schrs Cheraw, Nichols, Savannah,
Elizabeth, Dcano, st Thomas; sloop Mary, Bennett,
Providence.
18th, arr brig Columbia, Bradford, ST Andrews;
schrs Ann, Helikor, Petersburg; Joseph, Adam,
Richmondj Olive Branch Bath; Nancy, Saco; OF.
ter. Halifax; Gentle, Warrior, and Eclipse, all fin
Bostor.
Cid ships Florida, Tinkham, Liverpool; Electra,
Baker, London; Illinois, Waterman, New Orleans;
Elisha Dennlson, West, Mobile; brgs Franklin,
Rowland. Bremen; Diamond, Jenkins, N Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-Arr brig Lang
don Chcves, Baker, Havana, ~; schr Herald, H,il,
Providence. q
Cid ship Georgia Packet, Erwin, Gibraltar; brig
Montpelier, V0se. n Orleans.
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Arrvcd schr Orion,
Ross, Neuvitas, II.
WASHINGTON, (N. c. March Arr schr
Clio, Brown, st Thomas.
Sailed, brig Rodney, Lewis, Guadaloupe.
CHARLESTON, March 6.-Arr shin Calhoun,
! Munro, N York.
Cid briggs Miles Standish, Talbot, Havana; Eu-
gene Mcclure, do.
MOBILE, March l9.-Cld brig William, Fisher,
Providence.
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FOR SALE.
FHNHE WicKHAN FARM, so called, situated in North
"A Kingstown, adjoining Narrow River, a Pvtguail-
scut pond, aud containing $50 Acres hivin/ large
well finished cmyenent Dwelling II,se, lT &c barn, CRIB,
an! other othpidigS trrcon ii the Farm has large aud
valuable Wood Lot hyihe on oil the vyon Timber pro-
dlced in clhnae.Thc Farm well wJcreJ and fenc-
ed the soil eoug ani fs,iir, aud y nng farm for
keeping lrep, mol surpassed By any ia tho stite -it is
pcaI;niy situated, having an Win e rited view from tie
OCEAN nearly Ia trbvlonce.-lhc yn viii bc sod
s,nah!e terns fapple fm soon, tnd the terms may DO
known by applying e. lie SuscTi/ living on the Wemi-
NhfdAN q. HAZARD
North Kipgstown march lS, lSt. Stf
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C.. ". SPENCER.

CU.HN!SSIU.N .NER RCHfNT-PN0yoENcx,
AS taken Store in inmpry & Everets fire proof
building, No. 90, south Water street. for the pirpsc
Of oftrnsaciing Commission Bus ncs and offers his services
o In. friends and the public soliciting cosgnnenls OF every
description of Merchandise
pa.,icuar attention will he paid the sale Of OIL and
CANDLES; and liberal advances made all copsignments.
Refer to
BRows IvEs, J ,,,
B. Il Il. G.. HoPPIN, rto'iuohce'
A. & a LAwKENcI, Boston
n. & II. TiNGLEy, Nev-York
DANIEL Cons, Baltimore.
TAFT * PADpLEFoID, Savannah.
DAsIEL IiowLANp, New Orleans.
Sd Mo. 9Th.
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NEW SPANISH pppKs

NEW SPANISH BOOKS.
g. EC'LI.'ON de Obrs Masras DIan,ac,s nor Caldero
De la narca, Lope de Vega, Moreo, con notas in
dve regas esenctlcs al de los cocgos univerida-
ds de e-tov estide unidos. Peparado Revsao Go
ma Esinnia socls Oogreins Por f. Sales. Instructor do
Frances Eapanol EN- Ia Univesidad de- Harvard Cam
htdse Carlos Marrecus Po,s Selccls, por el coroni
Don Jre Catllso Ncuvs Eucan con Notas Acentos de
psodins al uro dc los sdiantes en- las Academies Cole.
CLOS unversiades de los Esi,us Unios dc n America
Seenfrionai preplao, Revisado Coegdo Por F. Sales
Instructor Francis Espanm In Universidad de Iiar-
ward en- Cambridge. Just received and for sale by
A. s. BECKWITH,
march ID No ~, market, and "a, North main. SIS.
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PAPEk.

PAPEG
EtAp writing Paper, from STto SO 10 per ream,
u Poi do dofr,m 81 75 10 - 80 do
Qu,rlo rust do do tioD, s3f ss 80 do
spperiiac Pct Writing T. per, gilt edged
Sup,rfnc Note ra!SaS, gif dyed
Imperial snpcr royal, y .al, medium, dcni and foscap
Paper, best quality tn Blafk Books.
Ruled Paper, suitable fsy accounts
Fine aud sopernnc ca Paper
ID do Log do
Gap, Crown, Double Sapand Double Crown
Wrapping Paper Iznk Netc Paper, Ticket do.
Imperial super royg royal medium, aud den eri,sng
Paper-cons,antly on Land, aud kv sn'e by
IlUTCIiENS & CORY,
march 10 No. !, market street.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

[4TA TIMOTHY b. REDIOND informs his friends
sssm and the public that he has rsopened his establish
.-AA6 ment, No 49, lS0 Pearl street., aud No. l4o on
Water street, city Of New York, and invites them to renew
their patronage. generous community here have wei,
coined him back To his accustomed labor in their SERVICE ana
he hopes that travellers vial unite witt! the respectable ct
zers of this city, in bcstowing oh him their encouragement
and indemnify far be for the wrongs he hs suf
fered beyond the power of a jury TO redress.
His household In order and his accustomed abun-
dance and varieties, in the aer and cellar, will be provd
cd rs before his unparalleled persecution.
kew-York, march 10 6m
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We understand that the store of Messrs.
Greene s. Chaplin. Eddy's Point, was entered
.on Monday evening last. about 0 O'Clock, by
means Of false KEY, but the thief, finding
himself discovered by gestleman who was
2p,ssing, made his escape, withou: accomplish
ling his purpose.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.

ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, March Is.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, Taunton.
sloop Mary Ann, Phinney, Sandwich.
Sloep Delight, Phnney, Sandwich.
SUNDAY. March 16.
Sloop Hiram, Edredee, Sag Harbour.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Cogges-
hall, from New York, 22 hours. Left at O'Clock,
Saturday, during thick snow storm, and had to
encounter a severe N gale through the Sound. as
we'll the ebb tide in the river. TIE Long Branch,
which came out in anchored the same night, aud
the Fulton was detained until the next day.
MONDAY, March ~.
Steam boat Fulton, Tomlinss,, from New York,
25 hours.
Steam boat Long Branch, Ms,hcr. 8 hours from
Now London.
Sloop Caroline, Pitn,an, Boston via Bristol.
Sloop Betsey, Pbinney, Sandwich.
Sioop Lucy Emeno, SPHINX, from Wickfcrd.
TUESDAY, March IS.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin, from Warren, with
rum to p & ID Rhodes.
BELOW-A Schooner.
CLEARED,
Brig Havre. Psarco. savanAah-Humphry 4 Eve
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Baltimore-P s. ID
Rhodes
Schr Columbus, Carey, Curacoa-Carpenter &
Hodges
Schr Clarissa, Hill, NorEok-'v Joslin
u L sloop Providence. Brown, New York
u L sloop Superior, Child, New York
Orleans; Leopard, Harris, Savannah; schr Ann Ro.
sina, Chaffee, Cuba.
On Monday, schrs Columbus, Carey, Curacao;
-ClarssI, Hill, Norfolk.
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COPARTNERs,IIp FORMED.

COMPREHENSIVE FORMED
vE1E subscribers have formed coparnership usdcr the
y hrm oi PHiLIP PELEG FISK, and will conduct the
Cotton Machine Making Business in all lis various branch
es. Their Establishment is located in johnston ON the
Iianteld Turnpike, near the Fenner hIi five miles from
Providence Fridge, where they will receive and PROMPTLY
execute al! such orders us they may be favored with
PHILIP FISK,
Johnson, February .. 4mis PELEG FISK.
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COURTLA ANnT TsTREET. NEN.YoRK-

URTLANDT-STREET, NETWORK.
ASFERS of Eastern vessels, and purchasers Of Bread
1VH ssls generally are informed, that the Albany Tow
Boats, ana lige number of Albany soops, will hencrr-
ward dschirgc their cargoes In foN Of the hs,s
lately erected and north of Courand street. in The city
ot Newiork, where every facility will be offered by Canal
i'ncs and other important Commercial ESTABLISHMENTS, ior
the irenaction of all business ririg the Western Country,
the sale OF Western Produce, domestic Manufactures SC
SC.
New-York, February 10. NIL
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M CARRIAGES.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Isaac Clifford Of Little Compton,
10 Miss Mary Ann Field, of this town.
BY Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Lloyd S. Sutton, to
Miss Lucy W. Cozzens, both ofihls town
In Woodstock, Mr.. Rufus s. Mathewson, of Pom
fret, to Miss Faith w. daughter Of Hon. John alc
Lsllan, of the former place.
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SHIPtVRECk.

The mast Of a sloop, projecting few feot out Of
water was passed on Sunday night off New Ha-
on, by Capt. Tomlinson, Of the Fulton, arrived oil
M,uday, and subsequently fallen in with by Captain
Ma,hsr, Of the Long Branch 1t is supposed she
unk during the severe snow storm of Saturday-but
authentic information relative to the name OF the
rfe-tunate vessel, has as yet been received.
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pENNANSJIjP

PARKHURST, Jr. has the pleasure of Informing the
- citizens of Providence that lis WuiiSo School,
wiz actin commence lover AZ NUith Main 'et "n Mo,-
day. 18th inr aud ~ viii b, ipconvescn him to con
nue more ur,n term, he respectfully sucs MI w'o
wish to prot by al his lesos, u ~ ske application
tnmca,ely Bosiose ruuni Ledger hand. viii be trrgih
che plaza, etie,hus, mgfcan'ic hSnes l1nl, and per
nIAins. Ala, the isl1n ahd srcIe7ry hands To ilnge
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

The Virginia Anti Jackson Central Commit
fse have unanimously nominate John Shack
isford, Esq. Of Culpepper,as an elector for the
District Of Orange, &c. vice James Madison,
declined and Col. Wm. EHsey, Of Loud
oun. &c. vice James Monroe, declined. Col.
Ellxey is an old Jefferson eector- Whig.