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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-17
RHoDE.ISLAND DISTRICT, &c.

r.. 81 Be remembered, that the sixteenth day Of
September the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty eight and in the ythrd year Of the in
dependence Of the United States of America, JOSEPH n.
GRgEsE of said District deposited in this Office, title Of a
book the right whereof he claims us auiU in the words
following, 10 wit:
sTbe Ready Calculator, Buyers and Sellers Useful
Conpauion Being Collection Of Original Tables, sew-
ing the value Of the fractional parts Of yard pound from
llblli To Land rum yard pound 10 0-a any given
price, In slgs aud pence and dollars and cens-On ls
or I6 cents to 2Is 4O0pfogressing by pence
cents Calculated at six slngs 10 the dollar Also, some
original tables OF the value Of shings aud futhgs,
in dollars and fractions from arlhng to 2i slings
In addition, few useful selected tabies of sllngs,
pence, &c. and Of weights and measures"
In confnny act Of Congress Of the United States,
entitled An act or the encouragement OF learning by Sc
curing the copies of mips Charts and books 10 the authors
aud po,rclos OF such copies during the time therein men
toned !" aud also Ia act, entitled An act for The en-
nenen of hanng by securing The copies of maps,
chats aud books 10 the authors and popoors o sch cop
les during the time therein mentioned, and extending The
benefit thereof the Of designing, engraving and cich
Ing historical and other prints" Unaeisi ,,
BENJAMIN COWELL,
Clerk Of Rhode -IJand District.
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PARKEa' VEGETABLE RENOVATiN
FANACEA,

Equal 10 Srais' any other aud dollar cheaper,
ENOR the Of Rheumatism, Liper COmpiaint Utesvs,
II .nrcur.ai, and Syphiitie Diseases. Likewise,
plants arising from impure state Of the blood Purd Soe
Throat, and the e.dy stages of CONSUMPTION, &c
Many cases OF Jaundce have been radically cured by
using only few bottles Dyspepsia, Indigestion, il
mnS ed by is pow eul virtues and where children
ccrwd IL Is known 10 be a remarkable saluary operative,
and ler that purpose should he kept In famic To e syoa
IN complaints iiiciieut 10 the changes of the
Purchasers requested o observe, that tie Genuine
Medicine has the Prpric;ors name, h his own haul wrt
ing the label o each hotte, with tho words Faker1
Pamcel," he seal Of the onk The label represents tie
Hydra sibiued by lIrrcues, with ,sonc emblem aovr
This PANACEA IL equal 10 any in II Is p.eis,at to
tho taste, an requires alteration Ia the Diet salt
niuofs TO be avoided.
The proprietor is aware ~that Em want Of proper and
tain information, his medicine may by persons he rank
ell amongst ,cnJed by nnmets empires uf tia
day but he has the satisfaction of know ing, that upon iri,
these opinions will vaiS and give place IN conviction uf
its superior mes 10 pretend tlai all and every d-eas
10 which the llian constitution is liable will be cured ty
his medicine, wod be ie and absurd IN the bu.
possesses efficacy IN the relief aud Ot
ain obstinate and violent com,alts and tlose in many in
stances nf the most alarming and distressing atre, and
nbeen fully sulrs,aniatcd.
tctices and d,ectioIls, printed in pamphlet krrn,
company each bjitle--;Hre 3, or s " per d,zen.
RHliE.YBER -" PhRKER'S PAN.iCEA !" equal IL
s,,iInl's, or any oihcr and dnar cheaper.
Orders from any prrl of the United stes, addressed
JOHN 4. PARKER, 10. aO9, North Eighth, ,,m dcorS
above WUbI street, or ATKINSON ALEXANDER
''In'er@, Philadelphia, will he attended To
JtIlry 30.
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RHoDE-IsLAND DISTRICT, SC.

r.. 81 Re Il remembered, that the sixteenth day OF
September in the year of Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty gilt, aud IN the 1lty third year OF The
indepedence ol the United states OF America, JosErH ~
GRrESE, OF said District deposited Ia this office, title OF
book the rght whereof he claims rs PROPRIETOR 10 tho words
following, 10 wit:
"T The Ready Calculator, naycr's and Sellers Cse'n
Conp,uion is inq Collection III Original Tables, slew
ing the value cf the fractional pats yard nr pund from
l6h Ia land from yard ~ prInd ~ lO-atai gwen
price In .hngs aud pence and dO,- and cens-ffom H.
ot III ~ cents a. 2ls. " i0D-progcssing y pence M
cents. Calculated st eight sbings to the dohr h'so
some original tabes of the value of llings, pence ans
farthngs in dollars cents and actons from inrihng 10
"a shngs. In addition, few useful sc ccted tables o
shillings, pence SC and OF weights and measures"
IN oonfnrny 10 of Congress Of the United States
enled An net f the encouragement " onriins by ~
curing the copies OF n,aps charts and bs Ia the authors
and propsieors such copies during the time therein en
oIedn and aso 10 act, entricd " IN ao bf lbe Gu
couraeencnt of learning by securing the copies OF maps
charts and o1ks the authors and pnieOt- OF such csp
es during TIC time therein Inention'd, aud extending he
benefit thereof TO he art OF dceae engTavine and ech
n1 historical aud other priuts.n
WgssSs BENJAMIN cowELi,
C1erk g Rhode fsload Dis,f,,.
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ssn, had been frequently cited 10 srppor, his
pr etensions, il would not be thought unreason-
shle 10 cite bis opinion on the point in issue
On one occasion he said Of him, "one might
90 we'll mako . sailor Of cock, or soldier Of
. goose as President Of Gen. Jackson" On
another, he said, "My IA iih in the self govern
ment Of the people has never been SO shaken
a. by the efforts made at the late election, 10
place over their heads ONE, who, in euery sta
tisn he euer filed, either military or eipii.
has made it . point to oiolate every order
and instruetion giuen to him, and take his
ot0n ambitious tciH as the guide of his con-
duet" Speaking on General ia ckson's quail
6cs.ions, the Richmond Enquirer. now lead.
ing Jackson paper, in opposition to Mr.. Adams
said he "has temper which is disposed to
make his own will the sole rule of his actons"
-he is ''one who in any great crisis, would
convert the country into one great camp, and
would reduce almost every thing under martial
law" He said he had adducod no Admins
trstion calumny upon the opposition candidate
bis testimony was from the candidate himself
and his friends.
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ship Seine, for N Yerk. Spoke 3lH ult. lat 2s 40,
Ion 5S 10. brig Harriet, OF Portland, with loss Of
toresai blown away, maintopsail split across the
foot. buwarks wsshsd away, boat at the stern or
on deck perceivable, nor camboose house-(suppo
she had lost them in the gale which the G expe.
riencec on the 18th and 10Th Aug. from E s with
heavy sea which compelled her to lay TO IL hours
under balance reefed trysai)-the wind blowing
fresh could not learn where from or where bound.
Sailed I'm Washington c. schr Mary, Fisher,
Guadaloupe. 1....
Al Antwerp July 18th, John Dickinson, for New
York in ds; Richard. for India. next day. Peiades.
and Orient, st Ubes do.
The U S ship Falmouth, Capt Morgan, from a
cruise The north .ide OF Cuba, arr at Pensacola
10Th ul,. all we'll. The ship Hornet, Captain
Claxton, on a cruise, sailed 2lst
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DIED..

In this Friday last James Dagge Of the late
Col Preston Dagget, aged IS years
o. Suadsy morning last, Mrs Nancy Sweet, conso Of Mr.
Eles..r weet, sged 90 years. formerly Of Jamaica.
Yesterday morning, Mrs Docas Wheaton, relct Of the late
Caleb Wheaton, in the 69h year Of her Funeral toor
rev afternoon o'clock from the residence of Captain John
Reynolds in Benevolent street
Ia PawtuIs Friday evening last, Amelia Elizabeth, in
fant daughter Of Capt Joseph Smith.
In Cumberland Miss Martha Briggs, aged 50.
In Smthfeld Mr. Charlie, Angel, in the 50t year Of his
sse.
ve Adams infant daughter Of Mr. Issac Congdoo, J aged IA
months.
In Bristol Thursday last Mrs Polly Waldron, wife Of
Capt Samuel Waliron, aged 81.
10 Apponaug WARWICK "Wednesday morning last, after
lingering Illness Mrs Caharne HARRISON in the SD year Of
her sse, wife Of William Haron Esq aud daughter Of the
lsxe Hon. Thomas Warner.
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pThe steam. boat Connecticut, Capt. r.
8. BUNKER. arrived last evening at O'Clock.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Lawton for the Eve
ming Post Of Monday, from which we have ex-
tracted some Marine intelligence. There had
been no foreign arrival since our last date
from New York.
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vEssELs SPOKEN.

oG Havana, ship Lavnia 10 days om New York for New
Orleans.
soh ul Ion 10 brig Franklin, Punngon frou Oath for St
Thomas.
ia ult. lat 40 80 Ion So ship Chse, Henry, sinan u
Charleston for Amsterdam.
7h inst Gay Head NNW IS miles ship Maria, 10 hour, fa
Nantucket for Pacific Ocean.
Soth ult lat 81 TO- brig William Homer from Savannah for
Havana.
July ~ lat 80 Ia lon q 26, brig Swan, So d, Orleans
for Cowes.
9th uL lat 4a IT. Ion 81, barque Wyoming, IA days fom
Philadelphia for Antwerp.
7h u lat SO 80 Ion 10 So brig Fountain, Waterhoue, SO
DIS r s. Dsris for Goltcuburg
10Th inst Nantucket shoal bearing NORTH 25 miles Distant
brig Beaver, Is d. fr Havana for Portland.
ilih inst 30 mile, Of Block Island, brig -, Jones,
day r. Bristol for Wndward ISLANDS,
18th inst 80 miles w of Block Iaud schr Caliban, Bow
ell, hence for Savannah.
3.t ut. - mr' Of the Moro brig SAMPSON Purk,, i2
hence Tor Havana.
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CHEMICAL LECTURE

A T. the THEarRE, To-morrOD EDening, nj half past
IN O'Clock
sabjee" some Of the useful arts connected with Chem
istry." .,--,..-- .,...-,-
Of courseand ore requested 10 hna In r tickets to the
door-keepef.
Tirkes Tor the evening may bc had nj Mr.. Beckwhs
hook sse nj Iawou's Hotel, aud the evening Of the
Lecture at the Theare.-rrice 81 l-2 cents
No dtincpn will be- nnde between Inc TIT and BoNes-
the Gallery will MT be opeDed.
On tho Thursd,y Evening following the hN OF Tie fur
Ieotures proposed some time since, will be given.
ssIa IL
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Bv the Steam Boat.

Arr at New York on Saturday, ships John Adams,
Aderton I'm Cs'icnburg via Wi'casss,i James ";
Cooper FIN Antwerp S. brig Pioneer, Hubbs, Bristol
z Al.
Arr on Monday, schr Sidney Matild', Bourne FIN
Elizabeth City. 49,
Cid ships Manchester, LIE, Liyerpoolj Mobile,
Austin, Vera Cruz; Amelia, Post, Mobile; LOUISA
pa, Price, New Orleans; schr Chnsn' Crowei 'o'
Halifsx.
Arr st Baltimore 18th, brig George Stevenson,
Wsther, 20 ds from Gibraltar. Sailed IN es WIN
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EAG. ROGERS Vegetable Pumonic Detergent. Alr,
y Rogers Anti Bilious Apcelt PULMONARY lfis. Iiis
above Articles well known, and icr qualities 81 just
~ appreciated by the pubic, that us super uis 10 pubi-
any the tuus,5 M cgiiicaes the prt prittor has
ceisc these who have cured b, them. Tho fu-
low g however aving been lately received, 10 alone insect
ed
Dr. GEopuE Rooms, Nt-- York, Jan. 4, 1929.
Dear SrYuu must rccolcct the circumstances of the IN.
dsp son Of my little son. laboiring under nu- TuI.
mpIary aftcnu whom yon prescribed Tor icw times by
tho solicitation u his nileT yo Office Ia tic course uf
summer past. II fact ift he appeared Ia bc
coccsd6i gone from us, but by strict attention your pru
scrptoIS, and the of yo valn,lc compound, Punus
uc Detergent, fo few ks, be perfectly healthy
all rshy. therefore feel my duty Ia express my gra
tude you under the blessing Of Providence, for the
tiun OF my sons health IL docs appear 10 me that veso.
table medicine like yours safe and eicacous, rrqiivs
oniy To he knowa he universally approved Of, and
rcud 10 the family of man and for this you ri
lhary and requested to give picy 10 Tie above
ur.Tks, from you. obliged friend, although personal
qut with roi. RICHARD GARDNER.
he abuve excellent medicines now piepfed with the
utmost by r Rogers, nj his DiIens,oy, aud t sale
by Tuihy Kellogg Wholesale and retail, Nc ., Merchants
Exchanges General Agent for the proprietor, where ali
c.s from any part o the United states will be promptly
ecutel.
Fut sale in Providence by JoHS II. Masoy s. Co. Nc,
y, Eluld-st. and iuTY CEEESE, High street.
May "A ly iawfw
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MARRIED..

In North Providence Monday evening last, by Rev DR.
Edes DIR Lloyd Brsytoo of this town, to Miss Elizabeth
Greene, Of North Providence.
In North Kngstown Thursday evening last by Rev Mr.
Nohup, Mr. AbaI Sherman Of this town, Miss Helena
w Reynolds Of Wexford.
In New Bedford, Sunday evening last, by the Reverend
Gideon Perry Mr. Jared Parkhurs, Jr 10 Mss Mary Bars
COW, daughter Of Capt Thomas Darstow.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,

.N0. 10, FVeSEnilnSter-Sfreet
vMART & DAWLEf, MERCHANT TAiLoKs, will
IL keep constantly hand, general assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings Trimmings, &c. oi the
most fashionable patterns and cuors.
Also, constantly hand an extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting of blu, black,
olive and mixed Dress COas; blue, olive, claet, brown,
mi xed and Corbelu Fos and StOuts blue, black. olive,
dab mixed and white Bro,dclUh and Cashmere PaRta-
looms; Velvet, Silk Molekn, Cassnee, Toiet, valer-
cia and Marselles Pests.
Al Garments purchased Of HART DAwLEY which
shall the expectations OF the purchaser, may be
returned, and others will be made
IT Garments will be made to order, and in style inferior
To none.
nJCutng particularly attended to-
II
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pThe Officers and non commissioned Off
GERS Of the Second Regiment will parade to-
morrow, under the command Of Colonel A. d.
Hodges, and march to the Pavilion.
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0U-The third number of "Rhods Island
Aristocrscy" was received too late for inser-
sion in this paper. 1t will probably appear in
our next.
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PORT OF PROYIDEyvCE.
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY September IL.
Schr Savannah, Studley I'm Boston, wih iron.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Potter, days from New York,
via Bristol, with cotton, iron, whskey sc. TO Dyers
e. Manton, P Grinnell & Son, Harkness & Stead, G
K Stafford & Co. and others.
u L sloop Providence, Brown, days from New
Sloou Rising Sun. Crocker, fr Baltimore, and ds
I'm the canes, with corn and -four to G Church.
Sloop Providence, Hawes, I'm Baltimore, and ds
II the capes, bound to Pawtucket.
Sloop George and Phebe, West fin New Bedford,
with oil to the master.
Sloop Eliza Ann. Smith fr River Head, with wood
TO Burroush.
Sloop Transit, Bliven I'm Pawcatuck.
Sloop South Kingstown, Gardner fr South Kings
town.
Steam boat Fulton, Tomlinson, New York
SUNDAY, September II.
Schr Delight in Peace, Nickcrson fun Saco.
schr Packet, Hopkins from Hampden via East
Greenwich.
Sloop Independence, Goodale, from River Head,
with wood.
sloop New York. Allen. from New York via New
port.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock fr New York
MONDAY, September 10.
schr Conclusion, Shepard, from HalloweIl' with
atone.
Sloop Victory, Pearce fin Freetown.
Sloop Mary, Heath FIN Newport.
Sloop Narragansstt, Williams FIN Taunton.
Sioop Mary, Wesicott fin Wexford.
Sloop George Il Mary, Walden, Newport.
Eloop Emelne, Miller, Bristol.
Sloop Sasah, Ingraham, Warren
Sloop Franklin, Brown, Pawcatuck.
Sloop Becca and Betsey, Gladdlng I'm Bristol.
Sloop Lucy Emene, Spink Wexford.
6loop Fall River, Brayton FIN Troy.
Sloop Ranger, Corey FIN Tiverton.
Sloop Gen. Washington, Godfrey FIN Taunton
Sioop Spartan, Presbrey FIN Taunton. ..
Sloop Sea Flower, Presbrey fin Taunton.
Sloop Leopard, Blair fin East Greenwich.
.. TUESDAY, September 10.
Schr Maria, Babson, from st Andrews, with pais-
Ter and erindstones to G g Mowry.
Sloop Henry, Ray, days from Nantucket, with
oil and candles to E J Mallett, G Hadwen, and the
master.
sioop Mary aud Caroline, Carver.fr Philadelphia,
and ds from the capes, with sweet potatoes to the
ssose Mount Moriah. Martin FIN Warren.
1looo Reindeer, Davis I'm Troy.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
= Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
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The New Bedford Courier states than an adequate
supply of oil vas received at the Light Houses at
Key Wsst, Sandy Key and Dry Toriugas. previous
10 the date of the article IN odr last copied from the
Pensacola Gazette.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DN NNIINu NOIIVVI,
M r. 9. DUNHAM, TcSpcctiUN informs the young Ia
lVH dies Of Providence, that his !ali etm OF fashionable
dancing will commence saturday, the 10Th Install.
Ilolrs of giving lessons from o'C!ock, until L, T. NJ
Tutun So per quarters
Gcntiemen's iscniHg School, Will commence on Saiur
day evening October ltl liuurs of instruction hAIi L
O'Clock, until g. 7. VI.
ar Those Gent!cnen wishing TO subscribe VIII ihd =
subscription paper at The WdsdmFtos Hotel.
Terms of Uniiun 80, 3d. per V,Idrior. sap II.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

EG<A TIMOTHY d. REDMOND nfanls his friend
ts,sd and tic pblc ts, le has ore,ed his ralis,.
'-aAs peni, No. 7s lao icnr street, and No. iis ON
Watefs,Tcot city II New York, aud invites them
their patronage. rcncn'ns community here have wei.
c hm back 10 his accustomed labor M their service nod
he hopes thai travellers will untr " tl the respectable chs
of lht city, IN beiuwne him their agcme~.
aud Indemnity, Ear may In for the wrongs he hns srf
i,re bej und the power Of ln,y tc redress.
u hschold now Ia order, aud his aecus'on,sd alr~
dauce and varieties IN e lauder and cellar will bc psovd.
ei ~ beiue his unpan.'cIed persecution.
New- York, much 10 ~
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Sailed on MONDAY, schr Planter, Steib, Marti-
pique; sloops Sally, Hatch do; Com Perry, Usher,
Havana.
Yesterday, sloOp George Phebe, West, for N
u>ICc
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k&N CADET EAyM
i @artme Zfet. NR&

High Water, this day, Oh 53m. Thursday Oh Sim Friday
Oh 48m.
ssbtraens inmates gives the time OF high water Newport
aiding high Boon
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HATS. LIME AND GROCERIES.

SNIlE subscriber Oilers m sale the most eaona. term,
New York ani olhcc Hats of the newest fashions; with
supply OF the dl, qua y Harris Rock ae, AIT
rl, nl al damages pad does not prove good Together
With complete anI gcnnne assortment of Grocerieat woes
Nlt aud fcJil
Alsliine,s shc-;ngs, sh hrins., aud other DRY Goods,
hc whole ,e above article, will be sold the low
piic ur ca,h nrpt oy~l credit. r. SHELDON,
No 10, High Street, nearly opposite Abal Fox Tsvcrn
An
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NOTICE

XAyHEREAS the FIeenlen OF the tocn Of Providence,
w la town meeting legally assembled the llth day
of June, 1926 ordered o 900 be assessed the
inhabitants and Others owning property i said tuwn; and
the subscriber being appointed Collector OF said tax hereby
requests all persons concerned, o call him and pay the
assessed against theiI And for the puT
pose of receiving Of said taxes, he attend the
office of Ezra Bvu, at the Of Franklin House. om
September oath until October Gth inclusive, Sundays
ceJted) from clock, A. NJ. until ~ NJ and from oolk.
r. VI. until 81 and Monday October 6th (Which will he
the last day of collecting at dscont) the office be
Kept open until O'Clock IN the evening. deduction OF
three per cent will be made all who call and pay the
time above mentioned JOHN tlLI,
Providence, Sept 18th, 1929. 3tWs Collector.
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ROOTS.

NUsr rccerrcd and 6t sale low, ly Z, w. TEMPLE,
% 1OO pairs Of mcns caif skin Itgged BOWS
.oo plirs Of duo, spi lta'hcr, pereed. e"p' 10
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yXEtv GOODS.

UANES BUTTS, No. u, Market square, h,s Just
eF received. aud will open this morning Pongee,
superior qialny, Gre rrIi d,rk plaid Csicccs ! Jo huc
do do fancy coloej IN Al I'd per yard, French Caiov
Gghuns De Naples, various colof. blaek IttlIsn
usng; black double rlsiu fevansncr, very cieap; IN
ndi, Snms aud sun f4svandnS- Cannon and Nsnkn
CRp-; MI Mns and Gloves; figurd svtss M,lslhs Rus
~, Dnpr, b,ck and eoloied Chcsssians--snd a great
variety of other scasonsblo ariclts.
s7kso, heu Asettsr,
~ packages ~ D,meAc Goods, ~ vsfloss descrp0r,
al Of which offered fw snle 1T reduced p'ices.
setsci,brr
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PEIISSE WADHING.

ID PIE,
81 h zen If this superior article manufactured from New
Orleans cutton aud wddaued ntcrOr to none IN he place
Sept lJ
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ALBERT SWEET.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.
THNHlS filthy aud infectious disorder he ever 50 nvess
a rate, may be cured in hours application, by tho
use Of
DUMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
IL unrvaled for the pteasantnsss, ease, expeditions
dfety aud certainty, with which produces perfect
OF this disease The ointment known TO be CERTAIN and
expeditions in its operation, to effect in hoprs
application oniv without any hazard Of taking cold, tbs
composition does not contain the least particle O mercury,
any other dangerous Ingredient. II may lie applied will
perfect safety in the state Of pregnancy, and tu cdr
the breast.
Ptice,37 ~ cents "A box--wih ample directions.
Preparod from the Original Recipe in ASs. of tho late k
W. 4. COSwAr by his immediate successor and tie ssie
Proprietor, T.. KiDDER Boron, of whom II may be hid
wholesale with ai the other Medicines prepared BY ls
Dr. Conway at hs Counting Room, No. -,
Court and Hanover aud at RETAIL by his special s
pointnent Of the following Drgyss;-J. BALcB, Jr and
J. II Mason X Co. Providence.
= Observe that genuine without the written ss
nature Of r. KIppER, on the outside printed wrapper
IT A large discount made To those who bvy 10 sell d9on
EcbuInry
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BUUhS
N1EILOSOPIIICAL BEAUTIES, selected from The
III works Of john Locke, Esq-contauing the Conduct
Of the Understandings Elements of Natural Phil snphy
the studies for Gentlemau and DISCOURSE of Miracles
with several other subjects treated On by this great po,o
phT Ia which Is prehxed some Account ol las Life.
The BEAUTIES OF CHESTERFIELD, consisting OF
selections from his works, by Alfred Howard, Il.
MEMOIRS OF ANDREW JACKSON, late Major Gen.
and commander in Chief of the southern division u The army
of the United States Compiled by citizen of Massachu-
sets. Just received hy -
A. S. BECKWiTH,
september IL l9 Markotsiieu
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-17
ron SALE.
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