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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-24
TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE,

A LII those who have unsettled Accounts
IN with ]. P. KETTELL & co. are re-
quested to call and settle them before the first
of January next. Worcester, Dec. 10.
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Urbridge.

Rev. Samuel Judson,
Mr.. John Capron,
Hon. Benjamin Adams, Urbridgs
Mr.. Amariah Chaplin,
Hon. Bezafeel Taft, Jr.,
Rev. David Holman,
Benjamin Craggin, Esq, O"0g'"S'
U Suitable Books and Stationery purchased,
if desired, on the lowest Boston and Providence
terms.
VIM. H. WILLIAMS, Preceptor.
Nov. &c, 1928. 6w48
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Rochester, IN. Y Nov. 81. 1897.

Certificate Of Frederick S. Warner. ESQ.
The subscriber is Induced from public cOnsid-
CREATIONS, TO recommend the Vegetable Pulmona-
ry Balsam, as remedy of the greatest efficacy
in diseases of the lungs, being probably indebted
to its use for the preservation of his own life.
In the rail- and winter of 1856, was attacked
with adisease of the lungs which threatened TO
be of the most serious character. 1t was attend-
ed with very troublesome cough, particularly
in the evening and night, With oppression and
inflammation Of the lungs, gradually followed by
great emaclation and prostraion OF strength.
These symptoms continued for about nine
months in spite OF the efforts of the most skilful
physicians to cheek their progress AZ this time
fortunately met with the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam, by the use of which speedy and COM
plete recovery was effected My health is ROW
as good as ever it was.
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FREDERICK S. WARNER

Augusta, (Geo9 Sept 81, 1897.
An eminent physician of New Hampshire
writes am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmo-
nary basam is valuable medicine. Il has late
ly been used with complete success in s sever.
lung complaint, attended with the raising of much
ton" y
he wife OF Clergyman Of Boston was eonsil
cred past recovering from disease of the lungs.
IN the spring of 1898, whose re storaton 10 health
was ascrbed, both by her physcian. and NV hsr
husband, to the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam.
CT Many other certificates, from sources ~
the first responsibility, may be examined ON the
bill of directions. '"'
or Sold by JAMES GREEN& CO. Worces.
tS~. Price 50 cents, eoIy Nov. Is
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Oxford, Dec. Is, 1928. 81
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
NEW SHOE STORE.
II, & z. POLLOCK,

Respectfully inform their friends and the public
IN general that they have Just received from
Philadelphia. and are now opening one door North
of NJ. Thompson's Store, Main Street, Wheeling
a large and splendid assortment of BOOTS q
SHOES. ofall sorts and sizes. consisting of
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
H5W =ccys.

NARRATION Of Van IIalens imprisonment
and escape from The dungeons Of the Inauislion,
his Journey 10 Russia, DC.
Lectures on Physiology, Zoology and the Nat.
ural History Of Man, by w. Lawrence. r. X. s.
Jahn's Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Hall-noveL
Filtration, do.
Humours Of Eutopia, a tale Of Colonial times.
Voyage to the Moon.
Buccaneers, q romance Of our own country u
It's ancient day.
Youth and Manhood Of Cynl Thornton.
The Midsummer Fares, poem BY I. Hood
The Hunter, poem, by Flint.
The Pelican Island, BY Montgomery.
Capt, Pauy's Yoyage 10 discover a North
Hest passage.
Pastors Sketch Book.
Father Clement.
McKenzies's Memoirs Of Calvin.
Sequel 10 Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs Of Madame Hausset.
Tides Of Grandfather by Scott.
Mason's Horse Farmer and Appendix.
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy m sport.
Just received and for sale az A. g. r
cts Book Store, Main Street, Wheeling.
may be had books IN every department d
April OH el2s
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

H OST-On the 23d alt, on the Ridge
/Road, above Mr.. Joseph CaldweIl's, and
between Mr. Adams and Mr.. Gray s, q
small leather PocKET Book, considerably WON,
containing one dollar IN cash, and sundy papers,
valuable to me, but Of no use 10 any other person
Whoever may have found, and VIII deliver said
Pocket Book at this office. shall be entitled to
the money il contained. SIMON DAKEN.
April To- l6-3t
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WHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL
EAS=S5E.
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HOYH'S
PATENT CORN sHELLER.

PATENE CORN sHELLEH.
"AVING purchased the Right to the
above Machine, for the counties ofBrooke
Ohio, Tyler Monongalia Harrison and
Preston, am ready TO receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition m
sheIling is unequalled by any other now IN use;
and, unlike all other inventions for that purpose
instead of discharging both corn and cob IN the
same place, It casts the cob to a considerable dis
lance from the sheled corn. The quantity Of corn
sheled by it in "a given time so far exceeds that
sheIed by any other with which it has been com
pared, that it has in many cases been adopted, and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
in my possession. The Public are, however, re-
quesed to call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness It's operation, and satisfy them
selves. JAMES. +. hlNG.
Bheaiing March, 10, 1928.
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II AN authorized to collect alldebts due
MARCUS WILSON. Those who wish
to save costs may have that opportunity BY
making satisfactory settlement prior 70 the lst Of
May 5. H. FITZHUGH
0Ofice opposite the store formerly occupied
by. VI. Wilson.
March 81 ls29-lf 3
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
LADIES,

Morocco Boots,
Cordivan do.
Seale-sllin do.
Morocco Shoes and
Pumps,
Calf y Scale do.
Full trimmed Lasting.
Coloured Silk Springs,
Full trimmed do.
Plane do. do.
Colouerd Lasting
Springs,
Full quilted do.
MISS
Lasting Boots,
Monroe, and Calf do.
Shoes and Pumps,
Coloured Silk for do.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20

At Aux Cayes 27h ult. bries Vermont, Pierce for
Newburvport IN 20 d.; Pearl. L'thgow from Boston
disc,; FranAlin, Jordaa of Portland waiting cargo
the on.v Americans. Markets dull-Cofite Il
board
The U ship Falmouth for north side of Cuba,
sailed ir PensIcola 25h ut.
The ship E.be, 81 tnhopc Of Newport. ar at Havana
9Th inst. fiu H,inburs.
At 1T Crox u INST. ship Shcpherdess. Ward for
New II ,gen 8; brigs Union, Raney for MlddIetown
do; Carlo, Clear rep nring.
B,rque Octavia, Pr,nce I'm New York for Genoa,
out into VI rbleheI ) h inst. in Consequence OF the
sickness of Capt Prince.
AT Gottenburg 18th June brig Iris, Emery dscg.
and brig OF ,nL for tins port--the only American
vessels
AtVslpiraso May 23d, ship. Augusta, Stanwood
ISO is lr Boston, Just arr; Caudaco, Hubbard from
Calao; brigs Charles Lord OF Boston or Peru soon;
Alhatross, Scott fr lee coast.
At Coqulmbo 3lst hlay, ships Tobacco Plant,
gurnham ior rhlidilphia 10; Baltic, Chadwick l3O
d. f. New Bedford just arr; BtGna, Russell do do.
Tn, ship Heroine, Bangs Of Boston sailed Us prov
70, Peru.
At For, Roya, Mart. 26th u,t. brigs Henrietta,
Downs for New Haven loading; Biilow, Sampson for
Chlrlcsiou wa 81 Thomas. soon Sarah Maria disc;
Slnluei, Lansdon do; sch Reso;utioi, Hopkins near
y discbgd.
The port Of cn,ry fot the y hama Islanls has been
removed from Exuna to Rum Key, where all vessels
intending to load with sail and iuit at Long Island or
Exuua. will be- required t. enter aud clear.
The schr savannah, Gage of thus port, remained
in IIanptou Roads l2th--tnc first mate died that
day at Od ro.nt Comfort, aud tho remainder Of the
crt were sick.
Tnc bri, America, Hanna for Bristol, sailed from
Havana Sih insl.
At RIO Janc,ro Junc &c, bris Nersss, Brookhouse
for Madagascar soon.
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To M.fNUF.4CTUPERS

FOk SALE,
<<AA The tlree-siosy hick Building, situated one quar-
lsssT ter cf mile heow he Pane aeha Biis,, in Middle.
--Ax- town, State Of Connecticut, The I,unpiks Road
10 Se"-'ia'en. Said huidNg !. upon water privilege
uarne ~" streams, erected in September ai for the
mlniaciure oi Machinery, sni Is completely fitted fT that
purpose with great variety of new and valuable Toc. I'm
snss L,ts &c which offered for s,l together with 6ye
Cotton Thu otle. Of 96 sn lies eh builng. and viii he
completed in ten days, Of the hei wokmsnhp and intended
we'll snd DO good work in hi, country
Also, on THE PREMISES
new BLACKSMITnS SHOP, intended for lhree FORCES
two ol which erected, sad fn uiph,muer Ta~ .,ua-
ton of tai, Fscioiy ir convenience beng within
half mile Of the Connecticut River, from whence S,elm.
Boats aud Packet. depa daily for Newyok-on an excellent
turnpike road, and other adyanale render Que Of the no
desirable situation, that can he he'd.
IT, one who wishes to cngrge h the making ~ Machinery
affords rare opportunity for immediate operation. I, j.
however, offered with without the Machinery Tooli
very rfaonhie terms, otlri close concern Inquire
BENJAMlN SMITH, who i. nov on the pl len,ise,.
lLSO.
FARM containing about thirty of excellent
Land Ioge'her with Dwelling House. D,n Ch,lipuse anj
other out bull ns. situated Farm lil called. and about
hundred cd south of Psneach, Bridge aud about the
same di'ance from the aore.ld Msnnf,cory Said Farm j.
well waiered, AMI ia, many other advantages.
oon'ierahle part of the purchae might remain
Mortgage. Possession gisen Immediately IL de,ued.
For iuher parieula inquire OF III, suhcriber, who
on the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH
Midi 'e'o-., Ja'p 2s. 1922. 3m
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By the Steam Boat.

Arrived at New York IN Saturday and Sunday,
shin Natchsz, IIirt from Callsn, May ). The ship
Lo,n, Bunker sulcl 81 Nav on whaling voyage;
Co!conia. Wool do 23i April
Brig Gcn PaeG. ClrS, IL Curaco, and IL ia from
Rio la H,che. Left at e.. schr Columbus. Carey fr
this port ar July - Oa hcr pissigc Junc 27, lat 20
Al Ion IS 10, III, Colu,.bus io IN with the wreck o
a schr ul of water, l1tIcI wtih lumber. Goldfish, aud
boxes OF s,ap-np rerson on boiri-nearly new,
sb,ut 100 tons. hil brsd OF inches IN her deck.
bovsyrit Al windass g,ne, also tho iorcmast about
20 fact fron the dcck anl the manmast by the sad o
--,afFrail stlunchepus, dwlts, Of yellow brch-shc
.opcared to have been wrecked s,ns weeks preyi-
Gus. 80
Ais, arr brig Aex,ndcr, Shaw I'm Point Pctrc 10;
schrs Arawam, ilu ison Warca,n; Beisey, Folgcr
Iayrua; Frances, Perry Savannah; Trunph from
Nswbern. "
CID ship Cowpcr, Woodbury. Cor Liverpool; brigs
ConcorJ,a, Low B,rdcaux; Undue, Prince Gibraltar,
Packe, Scott Trinidad do Cubi; schr Consort Tor
Savannah. r.
Ar on Monday, schr Eliza. Joce'in days from
Charleston.
BELOW, shin Howard, Wic lcrholt, e. Hamburg.
Cid brig Mary, Norman Newport.
Arr at baltimore ! j,h, ship Phiip Tabb, Lucas 70
Liverpool. Cid brig Ann Wayne, Goldman 'ior S'
Thomas.
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NEW REDrORD Aueust l6. Arr brig Tro


Bourne IS DIS ir Goltenburg.
CID ship Hercules, sampson, Brazil Banks.
GLOUCESTER August "a. Arr ship Herald,
Pearson - DIS r Coqu'mbo.
Sailed brig Falcon. Somes st Pierres; schr Love.
ly Hope. Rogers Valparaiso.
PORTLAND Aug i3. Ar brig Mary, Merrill fr
Point pelrs.
Cid brigs Octavia, Lewis Madeira; Edwin, Lew
is Qua aoupe; schr Philadelphia, Shields Cuba.
BATH Aug %. Ar brig Maine, Heddean Is ds
lr Fort Royal
ca brig Pilgrim, Freeman Guadaloupc.
PORTSMOUTH Aug q. Arr schr Columbia.
.,mazecn II ds fr Gonancs.
NEWBURYPoaT Aug II. Arr schr Franklin,
Gerrish n ds fr Aux Cages.
NEW LONDON Aug H. Arr brig Marshal,
Grimes Turks |.
BOSTON AurI5. Arr brics Niger, Man,on I'm
Havana II; Frederick, Edwards In, do IL; Milton,
Mansfield N Orleans 2l; schrs William, Huskins fr
do %; Gen Jackson, Snow st Croix IL; Crown,
Baker Providence; sloop Rising Sun, Remington TN
Alexandria.
It'd brigs Bc,hlah Harding Norfolk.
10th ar swedish brig Martina, Rundbury Gotten.
burg; brig Nestor, Sargent Crons adt; schr Thank
fui WinsloN Baker, IT Thomas 10.
CD brigs Camilla, Edes Malta; Gpscy, Bignoll,
Havana: schrs Hardy, M,not Mansane; Despatch,
Puu,mer Cape Hayden; Betsey and Eliza. Baker
Providence.
l1th arr sLhr Caledonia, Atkins I'm Baltimore via
New Bedor
18Th arr ships Mercury. Bolt I'm Antwerp; Shy
lock. somes rons,adt; brig Nile. Nye do.
Telcgraphcd, ship Highlander from New Orleans;
brig Nikoai Il CroIstadt.
CID brig Lady Richmond, Foster, for Brazs aud a
market
NEW YORK August II. Ar.brig Mary Jane,
Correio Havana 6.
CID ship Edward Quesnel, Hawkins Havre; Br
brig STANDARD, Hood London; brig Agehoria, Vince
ler Savannah.
n n
barque Lady of The Lake, Lci,ch 62 Js ir Lvcrpoo,
bound to Philadelphia; bries :, Anna. Prentiss fun
Guayama ~; Marv aud Nancy, Thepbald ~ Croix;
Sophia, iiabcrg do Cadnus, Whie Porto Rico; u
s schr Shuk, M'keever from Tampco 18th July,
Pensacola 2jih and Havana evening oi Sth inst. with
SC0. 800 IN specie; schrs Tatna, Hopkins Charles
ton; Korct, WI2hin,an do; sloop Hun,rcss. Smith ir
Providence.
Cid ships Briitania, Marshall Liverpool; IIulson
Champln London; Swedish brig Masnus, Martsn-
sou Stockholm
10Th cleared ship William, Thomas Havre; brigs
Hampton, Foster Marseliles; LOUISIANA, Dickinson
Mobile.
PHILADELPHIA Aug l3. Cid brig Oregon,
Patterson y Orleans.
Illh arr ship Brilliant, Elwc!l Is days from Rio
Janclro.
CId schrs Republican, Byers St Thomas; Domcs.
BALTIMORE Aug IL. Cid schr Arena, Celsis
Port Prince
18th arr scAr Monticello, Holmes St Jago de Gu
ba.
PETERSBURG Aug II. Cid ship James Crop
per, Carey Liverpool.
NORFOLK Aug 10. Sailed ship Mordccai, Hill
Lpndon brig Thule, HIllard 5 An erica.
18th sailed ship Virginia iIackart Bremen.
18th sailed brig Virginia Packet, Kenny Liver
pool.
RICHMOND Aug II. Arr schrs Odn, Wicks
Provilencc; Clarissi. Hal do.
NEWBERN AugS. Cid brig Remittance. Hun
tor Gnli ,!oapc; scar Cygnet, Hodge st Martins.
CiARhEsrON Aug 3. Arr Sp schr BlIs.in,
Quntlna Havana.
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Cid at Philadelphia 18Th. brig Reaper, Merrill for

Taunton.
Ar at Charleston 18th, brig Gen Gadsden, Aveihe
I'm Havana Below, schr Bow, Whipple ir do.-
Sailed. Sp schr Balsain, Quintana, Principe and ST
Thomas Africa; schr aliban, Bowen Tor this port p
Ar al Savannah l2ih, schr FL Espefanza, Fernan-
dez ds ir Aux Caves. Capt +. reports thai a boat
with men aud a small schr was cruising off Aux
Cages, and thai he Obliged TO hire boat with 10
armsd men To him clear of the harbour and that
an American hr'e from Trinidad de Cuba. with spe-
ce on board, bound to other port To purchase
cargo, (nimc of the brig or destination unknown,)
was captured by pilot boat schr. and all on board
muide'ed, except the pilot, Who. to save himself,
jumped overheard, swan TO the shore, aud gave The
above inflammation.
Also ar brig William, Homer 5 ds fr Matanzas.-
Left brgs susannah. Folger, just ar; Echo, loading
Tor Boston, and several others.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20

D~Mr. HAZARD made his debut at our Tho.
atre in the character Of Osmond. on Monday
evening. We are not disposed to say any
thing that will cast damper OH his dramatic
spirit, but VIC cannot beslow on him all the
encomiums which partial friendship has cfier-
cd. We think him as a debutant quite re-
spectacle, but capable Of much improvement.
We do not like the many wry faces and the
too evident and unnatural exerton TO display
passion. Under good master and by close
application, we DOUBT not Mr.. Hazard may
succeed and that he may, is our sincere visa.
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DIED.

In this Monday evening last, Mary Ann, infant
daughter of hr Samuel Goss aged sixteen months ana
nine days.
Yesterday morning, Esther E,lbeth, dau ,ter Of Mr.
Enos Weedcn, aged months aud Il days. FueIa this
afternoon ut O'Clock, fGn his ia has residence, No 3o
Bro,d street, where relatives and friend; requested to
attend
On Monday afternoon, after long AMI illness,
Rev Stephen ,;ano, the 6 yehT rf his 1ge aud for near
y Sc years Pastor of the first Baptist Church III this town.
In Coventry. ih inst. George Waterman, an. son OF
Mr. Benjamin g johnson.
In Newport Oh Tnirsii last Colonel ThoEIas Arnold,
In the 9 ith year of his age.
In pchet 9th inst DR. George Gary, aged 3ia grad
uate of Brown University.
In Richmond, lth inst. suddenly, Capt Jeremiah Col
bey, master of the scir Elcrprze from Fall River.
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VESSELS KEN.

ioh inst. lat 40 %, 20, ts Lewis, Williams from New
Nof. Tor Mlrsrle
Lat 9j : lon - w.. brig understood he Smyrna iIsniy
TO ii, r loion for Valparaiso.
9Th nt a % 49, ln II, brig Telegraph iGom Boston for
Camp-achy.
5h io lat AZ 25 lon G7 80 big Camel Tate, from Salem
for BrAkis.
I0h u lat 81 81, lon IT 49, Am brig passed standing
l. whh L Il IL her lorciop.lil
3Jlh ul lat ? ~ Ion 50 Is brs light Som, 10 d r New
Lon Ion ior 81 ihotIs
5h inst. lat 90 oa 65 ,chr Waterloo 10 day, rr Philadelphia
for 81 Jaso.
7h inst i 81 2e lon CT 80 brig Ferdinand, Park 10 d fan
Purini Cor Havana.
IO lat 80 80 lon &C, brig Fsneon, day. fr Salem Cor
81 Jlyo.
dh inst Ia 80 3o Ion 10 ehr Essex, from Rhode Island Tor
North Cai oiins.
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Gle \RED,

Orig Sampson, Purkis, Hlvlna-Richmond An
drews
Brig George Washington. IIrridon, Philadelphia
Schr Amethyst, Bartlett. 1t Anircws
Schr Franklin, Biker, Philadelphia
6chr Sally Hope. Baker, Boston
Schr Maria, Babson, Lu,cc-Naster
Sloop Rising Sun. Crocker, B,lilmore-F Church
Sloop O,ncgi, $, lrbucS, Nantucket
u L slo,p Empress, Tna'er. New York
U J. sloop Superior, Chid, New York.
u l. Sloop Nav York, Willard, New York
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TO BE SOLD.

ANE Of the Lest aier Privileges IN New w-Engand, In
~ Chaplin, lately Mansield, adjoining Nindhan, In
Connectcut, on the Nat iaug River.
here aIe two houses aud cut buildings, and about 100
acres of Land 0st alhl, with burr stones new Saw
Mill, Sc There iron WorAs aiso which have been
discontinued The he taken Of the and
used 10 great extent. tie son u favorable, and land
aions The Dam Is in gteat PAT Of naiGra rock, and Is
not thought liable a. much Injury from frcshes.
They are commonly called towards Mills, and will lie
sold .t less land extensive cedt Apply 10
JOHN WELLF.S, Boston, or JABEZ CLARK, Wind.
ham, Connecticut August ~.
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TFIEATRu.
MR. CL.sRKE's BENEFIT.

MR. CL.aRRE'S BENEFIT.
HR. CLARKE respectfully informs his friends and the
4vA public, that bis Benefit takes place
TOMORROW LVENlNG, Thursday, August 2is.
On which occasion viii be presented for the first and only
time this season. much admired aud cclebraied
COMEDY.
After which, AN INfEaLUD DE, consisting Of variety
OF popular SoNos ard DANCES.
Tie whole Ia conclude with admired Entertainment
frsi time here these ~ years. called
PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT.
For characters zee bills.
Boxes Is cents, PIT 50 eeni', and Gallery % cents.
August 20.
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As,lTO.V"S iEI!RO'aD
LIQUID BLAlkING.

q NOR SHE at yiiu cs,c lui u'tu, ~ .AUHb ASH
II Ton, 10 H. SuutI .aiustr' and by r,I Agent,
EDWARD "a. lcUSo, NJ. ~ Anrkctspiir.
y. Is. " Tees psDery tic; Ia recommend t'r Blacking
a. c Cii u uu iitr ~ any rnw ~ u+S " = nrt-
~ ice ii! ~ quaint SHilo Ne iiuriuis ~ G'e h4il'r,
AMI feQu iaT the applc ,iJ1 th utler knd ~
III tkng.
n.r,,t strong hr prejudice ,y bn IN f,vm Of .mFud
ed BaC>Hg ~ ,,s1 can gave th' bIckiig TIA, wui-
out ha.ng convinced tigt u hl' 10 it- sl.rIi1r
Rctufs Le sup'iei On very it'oSlhlo tenis, ana
shaId ANY purchaser e dstppiaci Ia iie ai!c!ci e hy
return II. and receive has niJ,ry.
Augitd ~ 6Y.
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PORT of PROViDEWCE.
ARRIVED,

AttlN III,
SATURDAY, August l6.
UL sloop Ann, Manchester, 2 ds fn New York,
with cotton &c.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt FIN Newport.
Steam boat Futon, Tomins1n, New York
SUNDAY. August H.
U L sloop Superior, Child days from New York,
with cotton SC.
Sloop Leader, Williams frn Taunton.
Sloop Becca and Betsey. G!adiing fin Bristol.
Sloop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Steam boat Washington, ComSiock Fl New York.
MONDAY, August Is.
Brig Alfalfa. Thatcher days from Bangor, via
Holmes Hole, with lumber to Pike.
Schr Marcia, Murch fn Saco.
Schr Betsey, Niclerson I'm ,th
Schr Betsev and Polly, Baker FIN Bath
Schr Hope and Phcbe Hulne I'm Saco
Schr Two Brothers, Cr,wc!l I'm Sandwich
Schr Achsa Parker, Weherby fin Sanlwich
Sloop Mary Nichols. Spencer I'm Nantucket, with
oil and candles to G V Spencer aud the master. On
Sunday, smoke of Holmes Hole. ship Ocean, Fi,z
gerald i'm Pacific Oceaa, with 220) bbls OIL, bound
to Nantucket.
Sloop Henry, Caswel I'm Rochester
Sioop Amazon, Nicacrson I'm Iarv:ich, with fish
to the master.
Sloop Far America Smith FIN Hartford
UL sloop Providence, Blown ir New York, with
cotton aud -four.
Sloop Thom,s. Pe,se I'm Elsartown'
Sloop Fall River, Brayton I'm Troy.
Sloop Ensline. Miller. Bristol.
Sloop Dolphin, States fn SIon'ngon.
Sloop Mount Mornh, Martin, Warren.
Sloop George < Mary, Walden. Newport.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spink. Wcsiord.
Sloop Mary, Wcstcott fin Wickiord.
AT QUARANTINE,
Brig Venus. An lros, 20 DAYS from Surinlm, with
nolasses tr J F L,ppit,. Left 2Sth ult br. IS Bea.
vcr W,tham of snd for this port, ~ DIS; Jane, Fps-
ter fin Boston iiscg; Gossypum, Foster d, do.
Schr Clban, Bowen, ds rom Chlflsston, with
cotton and palmetto logs, TO G g Howry. Mnton,
Almy, Brown g. Slater, and others. Passengers,
Messrs. LYNN Bigeow. John Cutting, james
Phillips, Daniel Brown, anI tIuo Child.
TUESDAY. August 10.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
Sloop Render. Davis, Troy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20
A CARD.

FENIE FIRsT LIGHT lNrASTRr COMPANY will recnllect
with pleasure te p,heuess and attention shown them
IN Newport, while their air excrsin, and particular
the cordial expressed by the Volunteer Company
Major They aud others; the poiieness oi ar. Smons,
In furnishing them with ovenient field for their encanp
ment, and the fank hospitality expressed by tie citizens
generally. JOHN }. StiMsON,
WIN. l.. FIELD,
PARDON MILLER.
OaVii,LE MiNN,
For cnd ia teaaLf Of the Co.spaay.
oydencc. Auuii,t 10. 1923,