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a Mo,ov of October next, nj his Schoo Room IA ily-
dmulion street. From his expn;nce IN schools Of this de-
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!lNBE Subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants "
ID Prosidence and lis vicinity, that ne VIII open schod
al tie corner of Durr and Westminster Streets Wed
nesday tile 9th Instant, where will he taught, Spelling
Reading, Choer1phy, English Gramncr, Aritnetc, Go
osrapy, aud all those branches Usually taught IN ouS
mon English schools. Having been engaged the business
OF teaching for time past lie ai,es himself that thae
who may afonse him, VIII not be Disappointed. Price Of
Tuition - per quarter. JOHN s. SHARP.
\. B-An Eve ming School viii commences nj the saSJlo
Place on the ist Of October Terms s., So per Guares.
Sept 20
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PORT OF PROVTDE.NCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
SATURDAY September 81.
Schr Clarissa, Hill, from Baltimore, with flour
md corn TO S Adams Jr. ID Arnold and w Joslin.
schr Maria, soabury, from Baltimore, with corn
and flour. -,
Sloop Fair Haven, Smith, from Hartford. with
gin &c.
sioop Laura, Buckley, from New York. with corn
and -four.
Sloop Morning Star. Nve fm Hartford.
Sioop Mary, Perry fin Southampton.
sloop Pacific Griffin I'm River Head.
Sloop Two Brothers. Gardner I'm East Green
wich.
Ship Lion, Chace FIN New York, in ballast, to r
schr Hope and Susan, Nckersnn from Baltimore,
with -four and gin.
Scbr Gold Hus,ross, Currie from Philadelphia,
with coal.
Schr Hone, Peabody I'm Newport.
Sloop Rising Sun, Remington, from Alexandria
with Aour and oats to Arnold.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, ds from Balti'
more. with -four, corn &c. 8,
u l. sloop New York, Willard,fr New FORK, win
merchandise.
M Sloop Meridian, Carr, from Now YORK, WIN pro-
visions sc.
Sloop George and Phebe. West FIN New Bedford
With oil and candles to the master.
Sloop Trasport, Stannard I'm East Haddam, with
wood. =
oIOop WARY Ann, EnuHcy iiH s'""""'~"'
sloop Fair Play, Hazard I'm Wesiport.
Eloop Narragansett, Williansfm Taunton.
Soop Reformation, Pratt FIN Newport
Sloop franklin, Brown, Pawcatuck. an
MONDAY, September ~
Schr Edward, Coullard i'm Bangor.
Schr Myra, Levin fin Somerset.
- Sloop Morning Star, Russell, I'm Baltimore WIN
corn and -four 10 Adams Jr.
Sloop Rising su,, Presbrey fin Taunton
Sloo2 Spartan, Presbrey fin Taunton.
Sloop Ariadne, Phillips FIN Taunton.
Sloop Dolphin, Brighiman fin Troy.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton I'm Troy.
Sloop Leopard. Blair fin East Greenwich
TUESDAY, September 80.
Schr James Burrill, Briggs, lin Philadclph'a, with
merchandise.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren
Sloop Lucy Emelne, Sp,nk, Wexford
Slopp Reindeer, Davis fin Troy.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Fame. Walden, Newport.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
CLEARED.
f, Brig Eagle. Mauran, Savannah-C Mauran
Sloop Elosa, Cook, Albany
Sloop Charles, Spolman, Albany
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NOTICE.

7EviiE Cop1rncrslp heretofore existing in Providence
between the fnbscrhcrs under the firm of EVANS &
Co Is this day dissolved hy mutual Al persons
indebted g. aid will please make imIedinte pay
ment 10 $. J. DEWEY, who IL authorized to settle the b,s
ness of the firm, aud those having claims vii, call him
for settlement. WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
SOLOMON J. DEWEY.
Providence, Sept, 30.
The business in future will hr conducted by the subscriber
nj the old stand No. 80, Market street. Providence, r. l.
who respectfully snrts sh1fc Of the public patronage that
has been literally extended to the above
J. DEWEY.
n r. Every endcavour will be used 10 distribute fortunes
gifts all those who patronze the Lucky Office, Mt No 81,
Marke, street. Oct.
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SEA CADET EfSyN,
$500 ,GIarlMe Zi6t. sgs

High Water, this day, III 33m. Thursday 3S sm Friday
Al an. 80
gives the time Of high water Sswor--
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6hN the 29b Inst. either in Providence pavtucke
between the two places, Wallet, containing about
40 dollars in bills. Among them 10 dollar bin of
the United States Branch Bank in Providence. Whoever
has found the and will it to the susc, hcr shall
be literally rewarded. ). O. kiNSLEY.
pawtuckot Sept. 30.
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.sDyfrN7syRsrOR,s SIZE,
DRY GOODS. ..ssfs. .
o THURSDAY. Oct aih al O'clock a: NJ: In fnunl cf
PEW AT AUCTION

VN III he snd ni public auction, the i7h day a
w October next, Pew No. 81, Situated On tle iowct
i!om of The Second Baptist Meeting llo,se.
sept II JACOB G. GOULD.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

A person who has had ten yelrs experience agent
IA of Cotton Manufacturing Es abshnlent, Is desirous
OF situation in the kind of bsness-slould an op
poiuny offer which appeared to be favorable each party
reaonahle slary will be required Satisfactory reference
given Address 10 n. y. V. ai this Office. Oct
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TAX BOOK FOR 1898.

wr AcrApT.NE 4 DEXTER oflr for s.A. nf w. IL,
lvE sriih Water Street ~ Hsl~ rfirne New 1essF
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OH. AND CANDLES.
4 4 81 - GALLONS Winter stnncd OIL. 6s boxes
n y - Sperm. Candies; landing from soop Mary
Ni,hus--;n sale by G.. V. SPENCER.
sth mo ~ No. b6 South Waler street
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CLEARED.

Brig Eagle, Mauran, Savannah-C Mauran
Sloop Eloisa, Cook, Albany
Sloop Charles, Spoman, Albany
U J. sloop Huntress, Smith, New York
U L sloop Venus, Child. New York
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NOTICE.

FTyiiE subscriber requests all those indebted 10 him, either
a h. note book 10 ca. aad settle the
before The Goth day of DC obcr they VIII he le with
attorney cr collection. JOSEPH II. Low.
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GRAIN.

WINTER OIL
lp0 an GALLONS first quality Winter P'essed
4 q - q Oil, landing from sl0np Famc-fnr sale by
&. V. SPENCER,
9th mo q No. I6, south Water st.
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scpi. 81.
FALL GOODS,

FALL GOODS. e.Ff. 80.
THCTiS LOCKING uOD would inform their friends
29 ans customers trt they have just received from Ne
York, their Fail supply of fresh imported Gs,ds in sr
line, which they wn oier al such pces will give general
satisfaction Ia purchasers AIMING them super aud
pene BitOAnCLorIlS, q! cety fsionab.e color, sonis
vi which of vc'y superior q'ai'y bae black mixed,
cinnamon, drdb aud other f;rsiniib.e coorcd CA$Si.
MEGS velvet plain, figured and striped, Valencia Saf
seilcs, tnlne silk and insiown Vt,5rlNGS, superior
goas hair cambleta imitation 2 r's hair and comnau ditto:
tartan Piacs; fom cloth Ba,c; green Bookings %
Srts Carton Flannel, r mems wear; lanhs wool Draw
and Shifts w0c do do; extra lugc size g and bananui
iiandAefces; do for neck pocket; silk Navarno Neck
socks Ncbbs patent aud Other Suspcnlers prime
sartnen Of Gloves and losery bang,p cofds vslves,
cotton Cr.vat; chdrens Buttons; Pnddiucs; Sattnet-;
olive find drah Outfits; srfines ard Slcrings blue and
drah Baircts; Irish Linens; cOored Cambcks, &C. &C.
case SILK Umbrellas, superior manufacture
do do
- On han aeed assortnn of cLoTpif 80;
Pelse cal at So. IA, hiassctsquarc.
Wanted Two u thrsc first rate IeuSacyncn raiors-
none others need Apply. ..sa
l-FGarnlenls MADE III the FIRST sylc aud wokmansli,
and warriutsd 10 nc .ar sc;t ~
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HART & DAWLEY,

EH AVE Just received large assortment Of new aud
u fashionable Goods among which, Broadcloils u
all descriptions; Cassleres; Ves tngs of vsYous kinds
Velvet, sc. &C &c all Of which they o;er the fs-
vorab terms for CASH, approved credit. seya ~
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

that he obtained al his knowledge pi the machine from those which were in use in 1924 at Danbury and elsewhere, all of which have been obtained by visits made to Grants machine at Providence. The defendants at the term of the Court in September last, resisted the plaintiffs on the ground that Silas Mason was the origin al inventor, but that defence was now a. bandOned as untenable. The Jury afier a laborious trial of two days, and an able and impartial charge from Juge Thompson returned verdict for plaintiffs of $35O single damages, which the Court by law are bound to make three fold, making 1O5O dollars damages and costs
 The Court also granted absolute and perpetual iDjunctions against the deiend- ants in all cases, prohibiting under pain of imprisonment, all further violation of the plaintiff s Patent.
 Counsel for the Plaintiffs s. J. Hitch cock and R. M. Sherman; for the defen- dants. J. W. Huntington, s. P. Staples, & N Smith.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
:Eoretgtl fmtellfgfmee.
From the ". Y. Journal of Commerce.
 LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the fast sailing packet ship Napoleon, Capta,n Smith, arrived yesterday from Liverpool, we have re- ceved our regular files of papers from Liverpool to the 25th, and London to the 24th. all inclusive.- Frankfort papers of the llh announced that the pas sage of the Pruh had been postponed to the middle of May but letters from Vienna of the 18th, and the Aus ran Observer of the same date entirely dlscredt the report and that the operation depends solely the weather-that if any delay took place, it was merely to give the Imperial Guard time to come up with, and join the main body of the Grand Army Of Russia, in Bessarabia. Letters from Vienna to the 18th, made no mention of any such order from the Russian head quarters.
 Advices from Constantinople were to the 26th March. They brought no important news, tho the Dvan, 1t affirmed, considered war with Russia as inevitable, and was accordingly causing the defensive operations to be carried with the greatest vi- gour.
 Lisbon papers to the 18th of April contained very little news. Don Miguel had not yet proclaimed him self absolute king, but the sweeping removal of Of- cers who had rendered themselves obnoxious by their political principles, ,and the substitution of others agreeable to the present government, continued with out any relaxation, and without provoking, according appearance, any manifestations of dscontento the part of the army.
 On the 2lst, in the House of Commons, Mrs. Wort lev called upon Mr. Huskisson for information whet- CT any, what, proceedings had taken place since January last with reference to the Degocation be- tween the U. $. and this country, on the subject of the commercial intercourse between the US. and the British West India Islands He anxious to be in- formed the subject, for he was sorry to see any impedimeat the free intercourse of this country with one of the greates; of all commercial nations. He was extremely sorry any thing that could tend to disturb the good feeling which existed between the two countries, notwithstanding the difficulties whict had been thrown in the way of this commercial inter course. Mir. Huskisson assured the Hon. Gentleman, that the friendly sentiments by which he professed himself actuated towards the U. 5. of America wert such the government of this country would alway be disposed and ready to promote in every possblf manner. He could further state, that in few daya there would be laid onshe table ofthe House, by mand of His Majesty, certain credentials which ha' been passed between this country the U s.. and the ratications recently received from America, relative to regulating the question of the northwestern bounda
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

Mrs. Nostrand. and occupied by her, in front, was destroyed. The rear of this building was occupied as a Carpenters shop, in con- nexion with the Lumber Yard by Messrs. COchrane & White. Their loss is very se- were, as they had a great quantity of Lum- Der on hand, but very little of which was sa- we'd. Their insurance had expired but two days before. No. 45. owned by MT. Hays, and occupied by Capt. Burne and MT. Forbes, was nearly destroyed; MT. Hays insurance had expired about eight days before. No. 47, owned and occupied by Capt. Thomas, who was insured; was severely damaged in the roof and rear. No. 38, also owned by the Rev. Mir. Gray, was slightly damaged in the roof and rear. No. S9, also owned by the Rev. MT. Gray, was slightly damaged. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.
 Another fire broke out about 10 o'clock in James street. in paint shop, which was mostly consumed
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
From the Nep- 4aven Journal.

Law Inteligence.-The Circuit Court of the U. s. for the 2d Circuit, holden by Judges Thompson and Bristol, closed it's session on Saturday last. Several cases brought by Grant and Townsend,of Prov idence, against violations of Patent for a machine to make hat bodies, excited considerable interest. The case in which Harrington and Bundage were defendants, was tried to the Jury. The defendants made some minor points, principally of a technicle nature, and relied upon claim that one Levi Van Hosen of Plymouth, in this State, was the first inventor of the machine, and they introduced him as witt ness to the fact. He swore positively and unequivocally that he invented machine, a model of which he produced, in all es- sential particulars the same as the plaintiffs, as early as 1917, when he was seventeen years old, tried it, and then exhibited it to some of his friends, after which he kept it until 1924, when he put it into full opera ton. The defendants endeavored % cor roborate his evidence by two or three wl'- nesses, who also swore they saw his ma- chine some as early as 1917, others 20 or 21. Grants invention was completed and patented in 1921.
 The plaintiffs were able by the testimo- ny of five or six witnesses to prove to the satisfaction of the Court and Jury, that this story of Van Hossen was false, and
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
MIGE GEEss n

On the 2d inst by the Rev. Mr.CaTo, ,Dr.John " Russell, of Sandusky, Ohio,) to Miss Elizabeth Bee be, daughter of Wm. Beebc, Esq. of this town.
 DE7sD
 Of consumption in Marseles, tFrance,) April l4t DANIEL SHELDON, ,jr.Secretarv of Legation eldcs son of Doct Daniel Sheldon of this place, aged 4G years.
 On the 29,h u. Mrs. Saomo s. Gibbs aged 30. In this town, (South Farms Society,) Mir. Ashbe Baldwin, aged 5; Samuel Barnard, 66; Nathan Smedley, 42; enjamin Carpenter, 34.
 Also, Widow Anna Marsh, aged 90---the last mem- Der of the large family of ColEben. Marsh one of the first settlers of the town of Litchfe!d.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

@WANTED immediately, a smart active lad about A years of age as an appren tce to the Tailoring business. One of good moral character and steady habits will find encouragement by calling on the subscriber. STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 Litchfeld, May 28, 1928. 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-24
yspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that d.
IL fallble testoftruth, experience, the mos, e.
fectual medicine offered in any country, for b.
cure ofall those deranged states Of the digestive q
gans, denominated DYs PERSIA, or INDlGES1loS
which frequently its appearance ntLe moseer
plicated forms, such asloss ofappetite, sckncsit,
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching up ofsf
ter, which issometimes tasteess, but most comnc,i
sour knawing in the stomach, heartburn costiseres
paleness ofthe counteuance, languor, lowness Of b,
spirits, palpitation of the heart, vertigo and duI5
sleep. The number ofthese symp'Omsvariesin dft
ent patients, by some being felt only in parts Vtt
others, have additional ones, equally disagrcesbt
such as severe pains inthe head and breast, atulr
emacaton, or wasting ofthe whole body, with gFa
weak ness particularly of the legs. These pills vi
most effcctually remove alisourness Of the sorsd,
not merely by neutrslizing the acid, but by sOeer
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give re
it; and at the same time will restore to the debae
organs ofdgestion that tone and vgor which is aJ.
lutely necessary othe well being Of the animal ee@
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, that tbJ
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians, and Us
ed by the mostntelligentfamilie Throughout NE L.
Mon.
Tne above valuable remedy issold by f.. stab H
& 8 On, Alexandra, who are agents for the MsDuht
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, and BY ncsC
the Druggists throughout the United States, sodi"
who esale, by O. & w. Hull, Druggists, New York
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Notice to Eishermen.

TYvHE subscriber viii rent or lease tue iana n
attached to the farm on which he at present s ,
sides, well known the celebrated inaiah
D. C. This landing has not been hauled at for many
years; but when hauled formerly, was looked upon a'
Que amongst the first of shsl and Herring haI;rg
has been lately cleared Of all Obsract0ns, oy aaS
the rope seine, and good and sufficient aOase hns him
self but finding his health inadequate to the fatigue
necessarily incurred in attending fishery
has resolved to rent or lease it. Any one wishing 10
avail himself of the above Offer would OF COURSE IS
to see and examine the situation ana aPPeIn: W
things &C. will please call on the subscriber 's on
the Earn in Cornwalis's Neck Charles county, Mary
land JA"N' Au,
aug 30 80
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Or. Eush's
gots DysneDtic or Sour Siomach Pits,
July 9

.4nti- Dyspeptic or Sour Monaco rus,
. \ Invaluable remedy for indis sestion IN its most
n complicated forms, OF the variety OF diseases To
w hch system is subject lew are more STUB
horn none more distressing destructive TO the con-
st,tution than nd sesuon Sour stomach This dis
ease pre-, ais TO great extent and has so generally bal
He'd the skill of the faculty that remedy easy OF adj
i, truly desideratum IA every place The
ruth of this is confirmed by the experience
of thousands who have sufere under It, who alter
having used MANY remedies to no purpose, are no."
Obliged to have recourse such paiatves they
chance To find most conducive TO their comfort Ii.
indigestion is loss of appetite and great weakness
particularly Of the legs and wasting OF the whole
tenn Heartburn uneasy sensation OF heat about
the Dit OF the stomach, which IS sometimes attended
with nausea or sickness OF the stomach and vomiting
belehing up of which is generally sour, paeness
Of the conntenance. costveness, lansuot, giddiness
lowness of spirits disturbed Sleep paPtation of the
heart, hatuience, &c.
rhesesymptoms vary in different persons some en-
oereoeing more Of them, and some less, each in the
order and degree of his own particular case. These
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the stomash give strength TO the debated organs OF
digestion restore the appetite remove nausea at the
stomach and ultimately recover the health Of the pa
trnt rhey do not contain mercury in any form, nor
do they stomach most purgativc medicines
40 hut perform the office of 4 safe and mild
and are not surpassed by any medicine. They ar
therefore particularly calculated iorfamilv use.
The I'M entor Of these Pills of the most emf.
nent practitioners Of medicine ntbe United States and
used them successfully in his practice for ten wears
Thew are not got up nostrnm to deludethe edu.
Ions but are recommended on the basis OF truth and
experence In order that they NAV become extensive.
~ useful. and within the reach of ALL they are offered
At the low price Of so cents per box Sold by
F.. STABtER s son,
iuBs farfar street, !aSsrardrfs
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For sale.

NEW-oRLEANS sugar
~ philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar 30 BOZ
es and barrels
Molassss and New England rum
West India rum, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whiskey, in liogsheads and Barrels
Do, 100 bbs. Of Richardso best
Madeira and Sicily Madeira
Dry and sweet Malaga
Claret in casks and cases Choice VIC
Sauterne, Frontignac and Port
Sparkling ami still Champagne
Brazil, Cuba, and Java coffee
Tyson. young Tyson and imperial tea in chests 3D.
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and brads ses
Richmond manufactured tobacco of the best qia"N
White lead mol. salt petre, winter STAINED u"
Sack salt, powder & shot oxe of snuff. etc.
mar IS &C. CAZENOVE& 60
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-24

Er. ". ia aAins' Patent Specific Ointment
yVyHE above ointment is offered to the public as
j safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
eases some Of which have long bafed the skill Of
medical science.
LIST. White swelling of every descrintion.
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong Standing
3d. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particular those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, winch ottehtmes
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons or what some people know bv the
name of Cstarrhs; of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints
9th Strains and bruizes of every description, or IN
whatever part situated
7th. letters of all knds-in this complaint the pa
ent in applyingthe ointment must keep the part out
Of water.
9Th Chilblains or parts effected by frost
IL is also one of the best remedies tor burns and
scalds 1t eases the pain and drawsthe fire out III 4
short time.
For nAamed women's breasts and glandular swell
inps it i, superior to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty. 1t is much safer than mercurla APP
picaons las it does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation Of the mineral because 1t does not
Law the injury from the exposure toco
This ointment has cured sores OF many years stand
ing-where it is impossible or imprudent to heal the
external sore in consequence OF the bones becoming
carous or roten will stop the progress of the cares,
increase the quantity of discharge, remove the oen-
sive smell and ease the pains.
1t cures the worst Felons and Whitlows onappiica'
ton of 4S hours
Rheumatisms which have stood so long as to be-
come systematic disorder, require medicine to be ia
ken inwarlly to remove them entirely-but IN most
common cases ny applying this ointment externally as
directed, it will give relief and even IN old people
whose pains have been oflonger standing, it will Of
ten the pain.