Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06

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q Venus, Geo S,nId, Child, |"
(" Splendid, J. Read, Jr
Ann, =. Mailcie5ief,
{" Iiuntres, n. smith, .
Il Is Known 10 the pnblic iia, The aiDYe aaeIs are wei
acouanied with the coastip bsness and it Their vessels
are good and Designed for this trade. -
They will sail with regularity on Tnesdays, lhufsosys
aud Saturdays, from each place.
For freight o. p,e,Eei s,i,;aS aigiy 3" s'a!S' az" y"
OVERS Il MANToN, Providence
POTTER X EDDY,
n & II. TlN0LEY, New-York.
Providence, Feb. IL, lolo.
WATER PRIvILE EGE TO LET.
- The Subscriber offers on lease Tor term % Of
AAgsn years the excellent Water Proitsge and anis
aaA9, adjoining, situated in Olneyoilie, about IL
The m1ny advantages which this privilege possesses IN
its situation The town, and in Me facilities Which Il
OILERS for the erection Of All extensive establishment
worth tie attention 0i frsuIs wishing 10 engage III Mh-
tacuns. For terms apply to ~ . -. ,
July II JAMES N. ohNhf.
STONE MASoNs WANTED.
yNY ANTED - Stone Mivn who are wonKMfr, 10
Wv whom liberal wages will Is wI1iASSp Pi1i AASpSE WEST
July 10 New-lied D'd
WANTED,
Smart capable lad about II years OF age, TO attend IN
"A reputable Grocery So.e; one acquainted with buin.s
would he preferred Applications may be made through The
Post once, ected 10 u L oe
July 10 epn
TENEMENT WANTED.
NNTANTED, a convenient and pleasant, situated ten-
w mcnt Of 1--WE the west sle, Tor klo-
ily OF ouly four prrsoa,. Rent not 10 exceed SID
ALSO, g 70 do The work in the same family 49,
at thi, ufes. 3w JGy1S
JOHN HARTSHORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENr-BOsToN
AtONFINUES at Store Nus. 81 and %, I.lbony Square
u J npkJ,Ip :.
the purpose OF tralsacling Commission Business .en
der his services tn his friends anl the pibrr =. Ally
iicilng cossnnients OF every description n 'e' .andze
Particular ateIlon will he plilo the sale - bOMESllC
GOODS. and the usual advances nad'' eonsen"'ents'
Refer to GEoRGH >. RATHBosk { 'p.,,;J.,e,
CHARLES llARIsHoRS,
Boston, May as. Iys
LEFT,
A 4 the Subscribers sore bundle ma keI " J. PInnk
IA ct, Leuox, Mass" which the have by g:y
ing charges. +. J. MALLEfT
July9 M. A. South Water ST.
RHODE ISLAND STATE LOTTERY,
tLAs5 No. 5, lo bs drawn in Providence, on russday
u August 49,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000. .
Also, Of 1900, vi 1000, fGl0, sc. &c.
Ticket. dollars, and shares in propoo-for safe In a
NEwELL's,
August2 No. lSs, Nurih Main stlect.
RHODE ISLAND STATE LOTTERY.
~ to lac drawn in IN vdcnee on tuesday, August io =
PAISR & BuRGRss Managers.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $1,000.
Aho, prize of 1900 Of 1000, | ui 60, m iej, Ct
3oO Of 49, of 300 Of $50, OF 1872, 10 Of lOo &c &c.
Tickets in This Lottery i,y be had Il, the Managers
PAINE s. BURGESS.
NEXT FRIDAY.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY,
NJ. sl a
~ ment Association, To he drawn IN Tie city VI Middle
| town, Oh the sih of August.
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000
Tickets dollar, and pafts in ropo. Please call and
| secure tho capitals Ia tho above Lottery, ~
! ..-I CLARK's.
Rhode Island State Lottery and Exchange ullice Nos ~
II, and 10, Market 81. conner Of ufiuh Buildings.
August =
NEXT FRIDAY.
| CONNECTICUT LOTTERY,
AtLASS ], extra tor the benefit of Gr,o.i Monumen
~ Association, to be drawn in Mdde'own, On tie ell
' " ''' HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets dollar, and shares in proportion-or st
DINNEFoRD's,
Lottery and Exchange Office No. II, Union Buildings a
1The cash in every instance wii be paid for MI prize
| on demdnd without discount for interest. August 2.
NEXT FRIDAY.
| CONNECTICUT LOTTERY,
CLAsS No |, extra Tor the benefit OF Grot,n M"nnien,
~ Association, to be drawn IN the city of Mddelown, or
| HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
Whoes dollar and shares in propurUn-for sale IN
| great variety oi numbers, at
ALIENS
| Tnily Lucky Office, No IL, Market st.
Bank Notes examined, and all Lottery information civcr
| gratis. August
| NEXT TUESDAY.
NJ EW-YORK Consolidated Lottery, class ~, draws IL
~ the city q Nswyok, next Tuesday, August II.
| CAPITAL PRIZE siO,OO0.
Whole Tickets SIS, halves 81 30, quarters 81 25-fo
| sale In variety vi numbers, ut
BRADFoRDS
| Aug5 New Lottery office, No |, Canal street
| NEXT FRIDAY.
TH0IIE LIST extra Connecticut Lottery, will bo drawn OF
| HIGHEST PRIZE 5000.
Who'e Tickets dollar, halves 50 cents-fnr sale Mt
BRADFORDS
Aue.o New Lottery Office, M. /, Canal street
! AssIGNEES NOTICE IND SALE
rENiiE Subscribers having received the ssinnen Of
d the property Of Ambrose Vaughn, of Coventry for Il
benefit of his creditors hereby give notice. tan, they will
proceed 10 sell the same at Public AUCTION. on Thursday
The 1st OF August next ON the premises al, ,'
Farm, continuing about 100 of eNeellen, land,
watercd, with dwelling house barn, cof bl, ant wuk
shop thereon standing. Also, lGh o do o hand and
one do OF rooms oi two story dwelling huIsc;
pied by Mn. Abigail Vaughn, ull situated IN sd Coventry
and in the immedn;e vicinity ul ce-c lily, called.
All I0rSnns Dn'dng cHiiins ngtff'N vaughn
requested o exhibit the same u tlc AiEnces heGre oe @,
the day Of date und those indebted tu him cquf ed 10
| make Immediate ayment
| SAMUEL GIBBS, Al.
JOHN VAUGHN, N'S'g"eeS'
| Coventry, July Q
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE irCH.
rENls filthy and infectious disorder be- rs 50 nyote
ratio, may he cured in oae hours apr ta.ion, by t-
| use Of
DuMFRIES OINTMENT,
" Is unvalcd for the pieLsauine,s sas, srp,AtioB
dety and CERTAINTY with which II produces perfect cur,
OF tins disease. The ointment IL kryn lo errtan and
expeditions IN is operation, b. effect cure IN, one hry
nnuLLfn nnLNI Mlhn La. Ii